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1000 Eyes
I wanted to really flex the muscle of the 1000 eyes research collaborative we have going here by proving that we can take a scorched earth approach to competitive analysis. It's been suggested that shareholders are insecure and afraid of competition but I sincerely doubt this to be true. I believe that everyone enjoys completely understanding the competitive landscape to the fullest extent possible. This means that to fully understand a competitor, you need to understand the core technologies including research publications, patents, companies, people and at the very least a feature set to compare with that offered by Akida.
I am hoping everyone can contribute to this thread, as you can see we have a big list of competitors to work through (and more that probably don't even exist on this list - yet). I a proposed methodology on how we can attack this research task. By the end of this project, we should have a decent compendium that will act as a resource to educate on the edge computing landscape.
How to contribute to this thread:
1) reference the brand / technology
2) include a URL to the news article / patent / research publication
3) include a relevant snippet of text for content
The competition we are researching:
- Intel
- IBM
- Qualcomm
- Syntiant
- Grai Matter Labs
- Innatera
- Synsense
- SpiNNcloud Systems GmbH
- Aspinity
- MemryX
- Mythic
- Perceive
- Hailo
- Femtosense
- Nvidia
- Esperanto
- Rain neuromorphics
- Ceremorphic
- Samsung
- Ambarella
- Quadric
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I will filter all contributions to this thread and organise in this post, building up a knowledge set of the competitive landscape. By the end, if we get enough participants, this will be incredibly useful to know exactly where Akida sits feature wise and exactly how far off the competition is from being commercial.
Types of material to contribute to this thread:
1) News articles
2) Patents
3) Official company URLS
4) Research publications
5) Slidedecks / Presentations
6) Youtube videos ( marketing collateral / interviews / demos )
Anything else you think is probably relevant that I may have excluded.
Lets see what the 1000 eyes can do?
I wanted to really flex the muscle of the 1000 eyes research collaborative we have going here by proving that we can take a scorched earth approach to competitive analysis. It's been suggested that shareholders are insecure and afraid of competition but I sincerely doubt this to be true. I believe that everyone enjoys completely understanding the competitive landscape to the fullest extent possible. This means that to fully understand a competitor, you need to understand the core technologies including research publications, patents, companies, people and at the very least a feature set to compare with that offered by Akida.
I am hoping everyone can contribute to this thread, as you can see we have a big list of competitors to work through (and more that probably don't even exist on this list - yet). I a proposed methodology on how we can attack this research task. By the end of this project, we should have a decent compendium that will act as a resource to educate on the edge computing landscape.
How to contribute to this thread:
1) reference the brand / technology
2) include a URL to the news article / patent / research publication
3) include a relevant snippet of text for content
The competition we are researching:
- Intel
- IBM
- Qualcomm
- Syntiant
- Grai Matter Labs
- Innatera
- Synsense
- SpiNNcloud Systems GmbH
- Aspinity
- MemryX
- Mythic
- Perceive
- Hailo
- Femtosense
- Nvidia
- Esperanto
- Rain neuromorphics
- Ceremorphic
- Samsung
- Ambarella
- Quadric
---
I will filter all contributions to this thread and organise in this post, building up a knowledge set of the competitive landscape. By the end, if we get enough participants, this will be incredibly useful to know exactly where Akida sits feature wise and exactly how far off the competition is from being commercial.
Types of material to contribute to this thread:
1) News articles
2) Patents
3) Official company URLS
4) Research publications
5) Slidedecks / Presentations
6) Youtube videos ( marketing collateral / interviews / demos )
Anything else you think is probably relevant that I may have excluded.
Lets see what the 1000 eyes can do?