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Guzzi62

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Is it guess work are we involved/ Brainchip,
It would be nice if Brainchip had solid announced leads instead of are we arent we situations,
NVU which i hold is very positive no downramping and the senior management are transparent,
I dont want to sound negative do you think its secret because nothing is really concrete and where still trying to get that break thru,
Sean Heir talks but is yet to deliver in my opinion Watch Us Now, im watching Sean,

Do you think maybe people like things because there good and there networking at the same time, staying in the loop
Normally I agree about the "likes" but that many from BRN giving likes on that post can't be just for the networking thing, something is going on.

The management can't say anything, especially this one where the government/defense (SHIELD) are involved, NDA's and all that.

That company (ForwardEdge ASIC) is one that BRN will greatly benefit working with, so just work quietly in the background until being told otherwise is what any smart management would do.

ForwardEdge ASIC (FEASIC) is a U.S.-based developer of high-performance Application-Specific Integrated Circuits (ASICs) and System-on-Chip (SoC) devices, founded in 2023 by
Lockheed Martin. Operating as a wholly owned subsidiary, it functions as an ASIC design center of excellence focused on providing trusted microelectronics for defense, aerospace, and commercial applications.

Getting more and more use cases for Akida is what the management has been doing, the above one is a real top shelf one, if BRN are indeed involved? A lot of prestige involved here too, which is like free advertising in the whole sector, it would be really awesome if AKD will be used here for some applications.

Until then the SP can do whatever it wants as far as I am concerned, I think we are on the right track to see some meaningful income for the company and the SP will raise accordingly, eventually.
 
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Normally I agree about the "likes" but that many from BRN giving likes on that post can't be just for the networking thing, something is going on.

The management can't say anything, especially this one where the government/defense (SHIELD) are involved, NDA's and all that.

That company (ForwardEdge ASIC) is one that BRN will greatly benefit working with, so just work quietly in the background until being told otherwise is what any smart management would do.

ForwardEdge ASIC (FEASIC) is a U.S.-based developer of high-performance Application-Specific Integrated Circuits (ASICs) and System-on-Chip (SoC) devices, founded in 2023 by
Lockheed Martin. Operating as a wholly owned subsidiary, it functions as an ASIC design center of excellence focused on providing trusted microelectronics for defense, aerospace, and commercial applications.

Getting more and more use cases for Akida is what the management has been doing, the above one is a real top shelf one, if BRN are indeed involved? A lot of prestige involved here too, which is like free advertising in the whole sector, it would be really awesome if AKD will be used here for some applications.

Until then the SP can do whatever it wants as far as I am concerned, I think we are on the right track to see some meaningful income for the company and the SP will raise accordingly, eventually.
Thanks for your reply i appreciate that,
Surely you agree there has been some fluff said, Watch us now is a big statement, Come AGM Time and nothing is happening i might even say something at the AGM
 
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Guzzi62

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Thanks for your reply i appreciate that,
Surely you agree there has been some fluff said, Watch us now is a big statement, Come AGM Time and nothing is happening i might even say something at the AGM

Despite what I wrote before I will have to agree, he can't say that without having something lined up, backing up his statement. Something he can announce!

The time frame he covers on that statement can be discussed, you can max stretch it out covering one quarter IMO, the "now" is NOT in the second quarter 2026.

Yes, if nothing before the AGM he should really face some harsh criticism and hopefully someone will quote his quote right back to his face and ask: When is WATCH US NOW gonna happen??
 
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Despite what I wrote before I will have to agree, he can't say that without having something lined up, backing up his statement. Something he can announce!

The time frame he covers on that statement can be discussed, you can max stretch it out covering one quarter IMO, the "now" is NOT in the second quarter 2026.

Yes, if nothing before the AGM he should really face some harsh criticism and hopefully someone will quote his quote right back to his face and ask: When is WATCH US NOW gonna happen??
I agree he made the statement shareholders need to see something
 

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manny100

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This job going at Intel gives you some idea how things are going at the moment with the commercialisation development of their neuromorphic technology:

INTEL pivoting for commercial entry in 2026 signals an expected Neuromorphic ' gold rush' from and including 2026 forward.
About time.
Just as well we have a number of engagements underway which we can build on.
 
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Diogenese

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Bill J. (Forward Edge)
Thoughts?



Bill J. (Forward Edge) from @IloveLamp 's post above,
, likes it ...

Any friend of Bill's is a friend of ours ...
 
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INTEL pivoting for commercial entry in 2026 signals an expected Neuromorphic ' gold rush' from and including 2026 forward.
About time.
Just as well we have a number of engagements underway which we can build on.
Yeah, good sign I believe.

For a company like Intel to be pushing hard towards commercialisation, there must be something going right for the future of neuromorphic computing.

Interesting and exciting times ahead.
 
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Normally I agree about the "likes" but that many from BRN giving likes on that post can't be just for the networking thing, something is going on.

The management can't say anything, especially this one where the government/defense (SHIELD) are involved, NDA's and all that.

That company (ForwardEdge ASIC) is one that BRN will greatly benefit working with, so just work quietly in the background until being told otherwise is what any smart management would do.

ForwardEdge ASIC (FEASIC) is a U.S.-based developer of high-performance Application-Specific Integrated Circuits (ASICs) and System-on-Chip (SoC) devices, founded in 2023 by
Lockheed Martin. Operating as a wholly owned subsidiary, it functions as an ASIC design center of excellence focused on providing trusted microelectronics for defense, aerospace, and commercial applications.

Getting more and more use cases for Akida is what the management has been doing, the above one is a real top shelf one, if BRN are indeed involved? A lot of prestige involved here too, which is like free advertising in the whole sector, it would be really awesome if AKD will be used here for some applications.

Until then the SP can do whatever it wants as far as I am concerned, I think we are on the right track to see some meaningful income for the company and the SP will raise accordingly, eventually.
ForwardEdge have just sent there Isadore Quantum device to Taiwan's National Central University.

https://datacenternews.asia/story/forward-edge-ai-delivers-quantum-device-wins-fifth-security-patent

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Diogenese

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Diogenese

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ForwardEdge have just sent there Isadore Quantum device to Taiwan's National Central University.

https://datacenternews.asia/story/forward-edge-ai-delivers-quantum-device-wins-fifth-security-patent

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Now this is peculiar. The Forward Edge patents show a FPGA in the drawings, but the text only refers to "the FPGA' or similar without any discussion of its function. Ella would not be pleased.


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[0079] ... Further, the processor 904 may include Application-Specific Integrated Circuit/Graphics processing unit (ASIC/GPU). Further, the processor 904 may be coupled with a first communication unit (CU 1 ) 914 via a first encryption unit (EU 1 ) 916 and a Field Programmable Gate Array (FPGA) 918


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0063] Further, in some embodiments, the managing master encryption retransmission device 105 may include at least one managing master encryption unit 112 - 113 and a managing master communication unit 114 . Further, the managing slave encryption retransmission device 119 may include at least one managing slave encryption unit 126 - 127 and a managing slave communication unit 128 . Further, each of the at least one managing master encryption unit 112 - 113 and the at least one managing slave encryption unit 126 - 127 may include an encryption unit ( 112 and 126 ) and a field-programmable gate array (FPGA) ( 113 and 127 ) communicatively coupled with the encryption unit ( 112 and 126 ).

The odd thing is that patents (from the latin pateo - to lay open) can't have any secret sauce in them. The specification must fully describe the invention.

On a totally unrelated matter, Akida 2 has been available as a FPGA for a while.
 
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Frangipani

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Maybe underselling this one a little ILL ,


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Hi Doz,

Skip the foreplay - Direct to Phase II:

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The Space Development Agency wants it, and they want it now!


https://forwardedge.ai/isidore/

The Quantum Threat is Here.​

Legacy cybersecurity is obsolete in the quantum era – instead of blocking advanced attacks, legacy solutions slow down performance with frequent AV scans and are not quantum-resistant as implemented

https://forwardedge.ai/wp-content/uploads/2024/12/White_Paper_Isidore.pdf

Securing Critical Infrastructure with Quantum-Resistant Cryptography Getting Ready for the Post Quantum Cryptography Threat? You Should be.
...
The U.S. National Institutes of Science and Technology (NIST) initiated a Post Quantum Cryptography (PQC) program in 2016. The U.S. government is mandating their agencies to harden critical networks against quantum-computer vulnerabilities before 2027. Industry also will need to be doing this migration. The migration is not going to be easy or pain free. There isn’t a consensus amongst security professionals on the size of the threat, but NIST estimates that perhaps 20 billion devices within the U.S. will need to be updated with Post Quantum Cryptography (PQC), safeguarding.

The Cybersecurity mandate is happening now ...

and it looks like we have at least 2 irons in the fire.

Probably the most promising thing I’ve seen in 10 years of holding brainchip shares.

ForwardEdge have just sent there Isadore Quantum device to Taiwan's National Central University.

https://datacenternews.asia/story/forward-edge-ai-delivers-quantum-device-wins-fifth-security-patent

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Hi Doz,

your AI Overview claims that ForwardEdge ASIC were a division of Forward Edge-AI, Inc., which appears to be yet another AI-generated hallucination:

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ForwardEdge ASIC and Forward Edge-AI, Inc. are two completely different companies:


1. ForwardEdge ASIC (FEASIC) was founded in 2023 by Lockheed Martin:



On May 1, 2023, ForwardEdge ASIC (FEASIC) was founded by Lockheed Martin to deliver best-in-class affordable microelectronics solutions for commercial, defense and security partners.

Leaders from Lockheed Martin, LM Evolve and others joined FEASIC at our Minneapolis headquarters to celebrate a year of achievements, including expanding to almost 100 people in just one year, as well as major successes in Aero and Space programs.”



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2. Forward Edge-AI, Inc. was founded in 2009 by their CEO Eric Adolphe:



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But irrespective of the fact that ForwardEdge ASIC is not a division of Forward Edge-AI, there is nothing to see here regarding Forward Edge-AI and Akida, as Forward Edge-AI combine their Isidore Quantum Encryption with a HyperX Logic neuromorphic processor by their partner Coherent Logix:




Phase II SBIR - High-Throughput Space Router​

Research and Development of of High-Performance Space Router Based on the Coherent Logix Neuromorphic Processor

(…)

Strategic Cybersecurity Challenges in Space Networks​

Current space communications rely on legacy encryption systems that are vulnerable to:
  • Quantum computing advancements that render traditional encryption obsolete.
  • State-sponsored cyber warfare, particularly from China and Russia, targeting satellite networks.
  • Inefficient cryptographic infrastructure, with many NSA-approved COMSEC devices nearing expiration.
  • High costs of current space encryptors, ranging from $40,000 to $2 million per unit.
To address these vulnerabilities, Forward Edge-AI is developing a quantum-resistant, AI-driven SD-R, integrating:
  • Isidore Quantum™ Encryption
  • HyperX Neuromorphic Processing
  • Juniper Networks Virtual Firewall Technologies
  • Microsoft Azure Orbital Integration for Hybrid Space Networks

Core Capabilities of the High-Throughput SD-R​

This SD-R will provide a secure, quantum-resistant communications backbone for PWSA, supporting:
  • Dynamic Security Associations (DSAs) for autonomous network topology adaptation.
  • Hybrid Routing Architecture, integrating Isidore’s NSA-validated MACSec encryption with Juniper’s vSRX Software-Defined Wide Area Networking (SD-WAN).
  • Self-Healing, AI-Driven Cyber Defense, using a neuromorphic processor to automate threat detection and mitigation.
  • Ultra-Low SWaP-C (Size, Weight, Power, and Cost), reducing power consumption from 70W to 5W.
  • Point-to-Multipoint and Mesh Topology Encryption, enabling secure interconnectivity across commercial and defense space assets.

Competitive Advantages of Isidore Quantum™ SD-R​

FeatureTraditional IPsec-Based RoutersIsidore Quantum™ SD-R
Quantum ResistanceNoYes
Autonomous AI Security ResponseNoYes
Power Consumption70W15W
Throughput1 Gb/s500 Gb/s - 1 Pb/s
Form FactorHalf-brick, 1.9 kgCredit card-sized, 2.5g
Security FootprintDetectable, GeolocatableStealth Mode, No Forensic Trace
Cost$40,000 - $2M$9,600

Alignment with President Trump’s Executive Orders on Cybersecurity​

This initiative aligns with President Trump's cybersecurity directives, focusing on:
  • National Defense Strategy Compliance: Strengthening the DoD’s cyber defenses against quantum and AI-driven cyber threats.
  • Public-Private Partnerships: Collaborating with Microsoft Azure, Juniper Networks, and Coherent Logix to deliver enterprise-ready hybrid space security.
  • Cost-Efficient, Rapid Deployment: Integrating Isidore Quantum™ SD-R as-a-Service into Azure Marketplace, allowing military and commercial entities to deploy space encryption instantly.

The Direct to Phase II SBIR SD-R project is a critical step in ensuring secure, high-speed, quantum-resistant communications for U.S. space and defense networks. By leveraging advanced AI-driven encryption, low-power neuromorphic processors, and software-defined routing, this initiative delivers a cost-effective, scalable, and cyber-resilient solution for PWSA and beyond.

This SD-R program reinforces U.S. leadership in space security, aligning with President Trump’s vision for strengthening national defense through advanced cybersecurity solutions. Upon completion, the Isidore Quantum™ SD-R will be ready for NSA certification, military deployment, and full-scale commercial adoption.

Stakeholders




Hyper X Architecture & Secure Network Slicing​

  • Hyper X Logic’s architecture enables network slicing on a single chip, allowing multiple isolated data traffic lanes.
  • This approach ensures that sensitive information remains compartmentalized, reducing the risk of unauthorized access or breaches.
  • Advancements in computing power, AI, and machine learning (ML) enable real-time threat detection and enhanced cybersecurity defenses.
  • Hyper X Fabric’s neuromorphic architecture allows parallel processing, mirroring human brain functionality for efficient and flexible security monitoring.
  • This technology eliminates gaps in cybersecurity coverage, ensuring continuous real-time threat detection.

Energy-Efficient & Adaptive Cybersecurity Solutions​

  • Low-power neuromorphic processing secures vulnerable network areas, even in high-power demand environments.
  • The HyperX Fabric only utilizes power for working resources while the rest remain quiescent, leading to maximum energy efficiency.
  • Hyper X Logic offers bump-in-the-wire cybersecurity, enabling network traffic inspection without expensive reconfigurations—a crucial solution for legacy systems.
  • Reconfigurable microprocessors allow for seamless security upgrades via software updates in under 50 nanoseconds, ensuring continuous protection without hardware changes.


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Which proves again that AI-generated replies should always be treated with caution and independently fact-checked before posting!
And that a simple Google search can be very effective and swiftly put an end to wild speculation. I wish more posters would DTOR.
 
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Frangipani

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Hi Doz,

your AI Overview claims that ForwardEdge ASIC were a division of Forward Edge-AI, Inc., which appears to be yet another AI-generated hallucination:

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ForwardEdge ASIC and Forward Edge-AI, Inc. are two completely different companies:


1. ForwardEdge ASIC (FEASIC) was founded in 2023 by Lockheed Martin:



On May 1, 2023, ForwardEdge ASIC (FEASIC) was founded by Lockheed Martin to deliver best-in-class affordable microelectronics solutions for commercial, defense and security partners.

Leaders from Lockheed Martin, LM Evolve and others joined FEASIC at our Minneapolis headquarters to celebrate a year of achievements, including expanding to almost 100 people in just one year, as well as major successes in Aero and Space programs.”



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2. Forward Edge-AI, Inc. was founded in 2009 by their CEO Eric Adolphe:



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But irrespective of the fact that ForwardEdge ASIC is not a division of Forward Edge-AI, there is nothing to see here regarding Forward Edge-AI and Akida, as Forward Edge-AI combine their Isidore Quantum Encryption with a HyperX Logic neuromorphic processor by their partner Coherent Logix:




Phase II SBIR - High-Throughput Space Router​

Research and Development of of High-Performance Space Router Based on the Coherent Logix Neuromorphic Processor

(…)

Strategic Cybersecurity Challenges in Space Networks​

Current space communications rely on legacy encryption systems that are vulnerable to:
  • Quantum computing advancements that render traditional encryption obsolete.
  • State-sponsored cyber warfare, particularly from China and Russia, targeting satellite networks.
  • Inefficient cryptographic infrastructure, with many NSA-approved COMSEC devices nearing expiration.
  • High costs of current space encryptors, ranging from $40,000 to $2 million per unit.
To address these vulnerabilities, Forward Edge-AI is developing a quantum-resistant, AI-driven SD-R, integrating:
  • Isidore Quantum™ Encryption
  • HyperX Neuromorphic Processing
  • Juniper Networks Virtual Firewall Technologies
  • Microsoft Azure Orbital Integration for Hybrid Space Networks

Core Capabilities of the High-Throughput SD-R​

This SD-R will provide a secure, quantum-resistant communications backbone for PWSA, supporting:
  • Dynamic Security Associations (DSAs) for autonomous network topology adaptation.
  • Hybrid Routing Architecture, integrating Isidore’s NSA-validated MACSec encryption with Juniper’s vSRX Software-Defined Wide Area Networking (SD-WAN).
  • Self-Healing, AI-Driven Cyber Defense, using a neuromorphic processor to automate threat detection and mitigation.
  • Ultra-Low SWaP-C (Size, Weight, Power, and Cost), reducing power consumption from 70W to 5W.
  • Point-to-Multipoint and Mesh Topology Encryption, enabling secure interconnectivity across commercial and defense space assets.

Competitive Advantages of Isidore Quantum™ SD-R​

FeatureTraditional IPsec-Based RoutersIsidore Quantum™ SD-R
Quantum ResistanceNoYes
Autonomous AI Security ResponseNoYes
Power Consumption70W15W
Throughput1 Gb/s500 Gb/s - 1 Pb/s
Form FactorHalf-brick, 1.9 kgCredit card-sized, 2.5g
Security FootprintDetectable, GeolocatableStealth Mode, No Forensic Trace
Cost$40,000 - $2M$9,600

Alignment with President Trump’s Executive Orders on Cybersecurity​

This initiative aligns with President Trump's cybersecurity directives, focusing on:
  • National Defense Strategy Compliance: Strengthening the DoD’s cyber defenses against quantum and AI-driven cyber threats.
  • Public-Private Partnerships: Collaborating with Microsoft Azure, Juniper Networks, and Coherent Logix to deliver enterprise-ready hybrid space security.
  • Cost-Efficient, Rapid Deployment: Integrating Isidore Quantum™ SD-R as-a-Service into Azure Marketplace, allowing military and commercial entities to deploy space encryption instantly.

The Direct to Phase II SBIR SD-R project is a critical step in ensuring secure, high-speed, quantum-resistant communications for U.S. space and defense networks. By leveraging advanced AI-driven encryption, low-power neuromorphic processors, and software-defined routing, this initiative delivers a cost-effective, scalable, and cyber-resilient solution for PWSA and beyond.

This SD-R program reinforces U.S. leadership in space security, aligning with President Trump’s vision for strengthening national defense through advanced cybersecurity solutions. Upon completion, the Isidore Quantum™ SD-R will be ready for NSA certification, military deployment, and full-scale commercial adoption.

Stakeholders




Hyper X Architecture & Secure Network Slicing​

  • Hyper X Logic’s architecture enables network slicing on a single chip, allowing multiple isolated data traffic lanes.
  • This approach ensures that sensitive information remains compartmentalized, reducing the risk of unauthorized access or breaches.
  • Advancements in computing power, AI, and machine learning (ML) enable real-time threat detection and enhanced cybersecurity defenses.
  • Hyper X Fabric’s neuromorphic architecture allows parallel processing, mirroring human brain functionality for efficient and flexible security monitoring.
  • This technology eliminates gaps in cybersecurity coverage, ensuring continuous real-time threat detection.

Energy-Efficient & Adaptive Cybersecurity Solutions​

  • Low-power neuromorphic processing secures vulnerable network areas, even in high-power demand environments.
  • The HyperX Fabric only utilizes power for working resources while the rest remain quiescent, leading to maximum energy efficiency.
  • Hyper X Logic offers bump-in-the-wire cybersecurity, enabling network traffic inspection without expensive reconfigurations—a crucial solution for legacy systems.
  • Reconfigurable microprocessors allow for seamless security upgrades via software updates in under 50 nanoseconds, ensuring continuous protection without hardware changes.


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Which proves again that AI-generated replies should always be treated with caution and independently fact-checked before posting!
And that a simple Google search can be very effective and swiftly put an end to wild speculation. I wish more posters would DTOR.

I should clarify that of course the above collaboration between Forward Edge-AI and Coherent Logix / Hyper X Logic does not necessarily rule out a potential present or future collaboration between Forward Edge-AI and BrainChip, but at the moment there is no evidence pointing in that direction.

My point was: Based on the GenAI hallucination that ForwardEdge ASIC were a division of Forward Edge-AI, a ForwardEdge ASIC post that was liked by several BrainChip employees led to the false assumption that references to a neuromorphic processor in Forward Edge-AI SBIR awards just had to be Akida. Which I proved wrong. Although due to lack of specific information it remains possible that Forward Edge-AI would use an alternative neuromorphic processor in a different SBIR from the one I linked to.
 

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I should clarify that of course the above collaboration between Forward Edge-AI and Coherent Logix / Hyper X Logic does not necessarily rule out a potential present or future collaboration between Forward Edge-AI and BrainChip, but at the moment there is no evidence pointing in that direction.

My point was: Based on the GenAI hallucination that ForwardEdge ASIC were a division of Forward Edge-AI, a ForwardEdge ASIC post that was liked by several BrainChip employees led to the false assumption that references to a neuromorphic processor in Forward Edge-AI SBIR awards just had to be Akida. Which I proved wrong. Although due to lack of specific information it remains possible that Forward Edge-AI would use an alternative neuromorphic processor in a different SBIR from the one I linked to.


And here i was thinking that Akida was going to save the world from quantum attacks from multiple providers .

Looks like Lockheed Martin only require us to help blow things up . Oh well , can’t complain as long as it improves our share price .



Maybe Tony , Ken , Steve , Dan , etc , got excited because Forward Edge ASIC make ASIC’s .

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Who knows ?

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