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Baneino
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Hello I can unfortunately not very often here in the forum look past do it but always very happy.
But now I am very surprised that some people here get sweaty hands.
I think it would do some people here good to take a break to get the head free and to deal with other things than Brainchip. This is really serious advice from me. Comes so promises from my heart.
A little thought when it comes to the stock market. First comes the pain then comes the money. But you can save yourself a lot of pain if you sit back and don't have your ear everywhere all the time. Listen to music read a book go running or swimming. And in January 2024 look carefully what is going on at Brainchip. You will see your life will be calmer and more relaxed.
I hope I step nobody on the feet.
Greetings from Germany.
PS: only for those who are interested. I am personally very positive about Brainchip.
But now I am very surprised that some people here get sweaty hands.
I think it would do some people here good to take a break to get the head free and to deal with other things than Brainchip. This is really serious advice from me. Comes so promises from my heart.
A little thought when it comes to the stock market. First comes the pain then comes the money. But you can save yourself a lot of pain if you sit back and don't have your ear everywhere all the time. Listen to music read a book go running or swimming. And in January 2024 look carefully what is going on at Brainchip. You will see your life will be calmer and more relaxed.
I hope I step nobody on the feet.
Greetings from Germany.
PS: only for those who are interested. I am personally very positive about Brainchip.
Renases chip to market in coming months according to Sean.
AKIDA 2nd Gen available to the market (on track) in 3rd quarter if not before according to Sean.
As we get closer to Revenue we are seeing a change in marketing to focus on Commercial aspects and the 'why invest' thesis.
This is obviously part of the overall plan Sean had approved by the BOD some time ago.
The Sales Team has increased dramatically.
We are getting closer and it will be interesting to see whether the market picks up on this.
It will also be interesting to see whether the Bullish set up I mentioned recently plays out. If it does then the market is on to us.
If not, well for me another top up opportunity.
It wait and see.
AKIDA 2nd Gen available to the market (on track) in 3rd quarter if not before according to Sean.
As we get closer to Revenue we are seeing a change in marketing to focus on Commercial aspects and the 'why invest' thesis.
This is obviously part of the overall plan Sean had approved by the BOD some time ago.
The Sales Team has increased dramatically.
We are getting closer and it will be interesting to see whether the market picks up on this.
It will also be interesting to see whether the Bullish set up I mentioned recently plays out. If it does then the market is on to us.
If not, well for me another top up opportunity.
It wait and see.
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Maybe things are moving along or maybe I’m completely wrong and this has nothing to do with us.
April 11, 2023
Now Sampling 22 nm MCU, Most Advanced Process Node Available
TOKYO, Japan ― Renesas Electronics Corporation (TSE:6723), a premier supplier of advanced semiconductor solutions, today announced that it has produced its first microcontroller (MCU) based on advanced 22-nm process technology. By employing state-of-the-art process technology, Renesas can provide customers with superior performance at lower power consumption driven by reduced core voltages. The advanced process technology also offers the ability to integrate a rich feature set including functions such as RF. Additionally, the advanced process node uses a smaller die area for the same functionality, resulting in smaller chips with higher integration of peripherals and memory.
The first chip produced on the new 22-nm process is an extension to Renesas’ popular RA family of 32-bit Arm® Cortex®-M microcontrollers. This new wireless MCU delivers Bluetooth® 5.3 Low Energy (LE) with the integration of a software-defined radio (SDR). It offers a future-proof solution for customers building products targeting a long lifetime. Whether during development or after deployment, the devices can be upgraded either with new application software or new Bluetooth capabilities to assure compliance to the latest specification versions.
End product manufacturers can leverage the full feature set of previous Bluetooth LE specification releases. Whether designing devices for direction-finding applications utilizing the Bluetooth 5.1 Angle of Arrival (AoA) / Angle of Departure (AoD) features, or adding low power stereo audio transmission to products by employing Bluetooth 5.2 isochronous channels, developers now only need one device to support all of these features.
“Renesas’ MCU leadership is based on a wide array of products and manufacturing process technologies,” said Roger Wendelken, Senior Vice President in Renesas’ IoT and Infrastructure Business Unit. “We are pleased to announce the first 22-nm product development in the RA MCU family which will pave the way for next generation devices that will help customers to future proof their design while ensuring long term availability. We are committed to providing the best performance, ease-of-use, and the latest features on the market. This advancement is only the beginning.”
brainchip.com
Renesas Samples Its First 22-nm Microcontroller
Wireless Microcontroller Integrating Bluetooth® 5.3 Low Energy Employs Most Advanced Process Node Available for MCUsApril 11, 2023
Now Sampling 22 nm MCU, Most Advanced Process Node AvailableTOKYO, Japan ― Renesas Electronics Corporation (TSE:6723), a premier supplier of advanced semiconductor solutions, today announced that it has produced its first microcontroller (MCU) based on advanced 22-nm process technology. By employing state-of-the-art process technology, Renesas can provide customers with superior performance at lower power consumption driven by reduced core voltages. The advanced process technology also offers the ability to integrate a rich feature set including functions such as RF. Additionally, the advanced process node uses a smaller die area for the same functionality, resulting in smaller chips with higher integration of peripherals and memory.
The first chip produced on the new 22-nm process is an extension to Renesas’ popular RA family of 32-bit Arm® Cortex®-M microcontrollers. This new wireless MCU delivers Bluetooth® 5.3 Low Energy (LE) with the integration of a software-defined radio (SDR). It offers a future-proof solution for customers building products targeting a long lifetime. Whether during development or after deployment, the devices can be upgraded either with new application software or new Bluetooth capabilities to assure compliance to the latest specification versions.
End product manufacturers can leverage the full feature set of previous Bluetooth LE specification releases. Whether designing devices for direction-finding applications utilizing the Bluetooth 5.1 Angle of Arrival (AoA) / Angle of Departure (AoD) features, or adding low power stereo audio transmission to products by employing Bluetooth 5.2 isochronous channels, developers now only need one device to support all of these features.
“Renesas’ MCU leadership is based on a wide array of products and manufacturing process technologies,” said Roger Wendelken, Senior Vice President in Renesas’ IoT and Infrastructure Business Unit. “We are pleased to announce the first 22-nm product development in the RA MCU family which will pave the way for next generation devices that will help customers to future proof their design while ensuring long term availability. We are committed to providing the best performance, ease-of-use, and the latest features on the market. This advancement is only the beginning.”
Winning Combinations
Renesas will combine the new 22-nm MCUs with numerous compatible devices from its portfolio to offer a wide array of Winning Combinations. These Winning Combinations are technically vetted system architectures from mutually compatible devices that work together seamlessly to bring an optimized, low-risk design for faster time to market. Renesas offers more than 300 Winning Combinations with a wide range of products from the Renesas portfolio to enable customers to speed up the design process and bring their products to market more quickly. They can be found at renesas.com/win.Availability
Renesas is sampling the new device to select customers now, with full market launch expected in 4Q 2023. Customers who wish to sample the new device can contact their local Renesas sales office. More information about the Bluetooth 5.3 LE Specification is available in a Renesas blog post found here https://www.renesas.com/blogs/what-s-new-bluetooth-53-low-energy.Renesas is taping out a chip using the spiking neural network (SNN) technology developed by Brainchip.
Learn more about the collaboration between BrainChip and Renesas as they tap out a chip using the Spiking Neural Network (SNN) technology.
brainchip.com
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Gies
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BL you might be right or not.As if they'll answer anything
They always get away with the NDA excuse.
Then they'll say be patient.
Then they'll quote a cringe Warren buffet quote.
Then comes another podcast with more trillion dollar report published by some third rate websites, while Brainchip makes ZERO sales.
To be clear, most holders will be happy to wait, but ffs, just say as it is!!!
Don't tell us expect things imminently and then 6 months later tell us that (paraphrasing here) AKD1000 was never meant for commercial impact. No one knew about it until last week.
You can keep reporting the posts, but this is the truth. No amount of spinning can change it, and the main spinners are slowly leaving the forum. May be they're seeing something others aren't.
Take your action accordingly, sell and leave If you haven’t sold already.
Thereafter there’s no reason for you to hang around here.
You save yourself a lot of time for better things to do and you save us
a lot of irritation.
Thank you for your understanding.
regards Gies
Sales of AKIDA by those holding a Licence are not reportable/announceable by BRN. We will just receive Royalties.
If we keep our eye on the Website and listen to/watch presentations which are becoming more frequent there is plenty of information available.
Sean said Renesas will be making its chip available to the market in the coming months.
He also said AKIDA Gen 2 on track for the 3rd quarter if not before.
Analysing competition he said if you want true Edge commercially available then it has to be Brainchip.
Plenty of information out there and easy to find.
If we keep our eye on the Website and listen to/watch presentations which are becoming more frequent there is plenty of information available.
Sean said Renesas will be making its chip available to the market in the coming months.
He also said AKIDA Gen 2 on track for the 3rd quarter if not before.
Analysing competition he said if you want true Edge commercially available then it has to be Brainchip.
Plenty of information out there and easy to find.
The Pope
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I did a quick search through previous chat on filed for approval patents by BRN. This post from Tech in Oct 2022 suggests BRN has 19 patents filed.
My recall since from around this time last year (maybe earlier) that BRN had 25 patents approx submitted for review / approval by patent offices in multi countries.
Three questions linked to the above
1) What is the standard timeframe for review of each patent before approval is granted? And are they having any trouble getting key patents approved?
2) How many new patents since say January 2023 have been been submitted for approval?
3) How is the wall of defence going for BRN linked to the above so other companies can’t or have limited success in penetrating BRN’s wall of approved patents (not current submitted patents for approval that may be challenged by other tech companies)
Maybe these questions are better suited for the upcoming AGM in May 2023.
Happy for anyone to reply though who may have had recent conversations with Tony Dawe or others in BRN management via email or may have been sitting in or lurking around the BRN corporate spas in Perth or US
Thanks
The Pope
FrederikSchack
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It can take years to have a patent approved and then it's protected for 20 years.
As I understand it, the patent is basically protected from the day of the filing. That is also from when the time starts ticking.
But try to ask ChatGPT!
In other news.......
www.synopsys.com
Multi-Die Systems Define the Future of Semiconductors | Synopsys
MIT Tech Review polled executives on multi-die systems, a new chip architecture crucial for meeting this decade's growing demand for processing power.
FrederikSchack
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Yes i
Yes, it's very interesting with chiplets, you can increase the size of the chip, without running into yield issues like Cerebras.
I think especially AI could benefit from Chiplets, as I see them easily benefit from being connected.
In other news.......
Multi-Die Systems Define the Future of Semiconductors | Synopsys
MIT Tech Review polled executives on multi-die systems, a new chip architecture crucial for meeting this decade's growing demand for processing power.
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Yes, it's very interesting with chiplets, you can increase the size of the chip, without running into yield issues like Cerebras.
I think especially AI could benefit from Chiplets, as I see them easily benefit from being connected.
alwaysgreen
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People need to stop giving.out unsolicited financial advice on an anonymous stock forum. It is ILLEGAL.
@BaconLover is entitled to state facts about what has gone wrong to date just as he posts positive facts at times. Others here are allowed to post pure speculation on BRNs future share price or positive dot joining. There is room for both. That's what a forum is for. Discussion regarding positive and negative.
BRN is like our footy team. We want them to win and can cheer for them but we are allowed to criticise when they aren't performing to expectations.
The Pope
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Thanks for quick reply. Trying to avoid using ChatGPT due to so called limited success many users are having but take your point that is a option for searching.
Ok so this maybe where the waters can get murky very quickly with filed patents if say two or more companies with potentially very similar patents may proceed with developing and selling products etc (while not waiting for formal approval if it may take years).
So while technically protected by who got in first, if there are any issues linked to the above then I assume it goes via courts. Then many more years delays potentially recouping financial losses from stealing intellectual property from each other. Possibly also pending who has the better lawyers and deeper pockets to fight a dispute linked to the above.
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FrederikSchack
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True, wait until ChatGPT 4.0 is released, it's better than the average law student, but always check up the facts. I never take ChatGPT's answers for granted, but I do use them for inspiration.
FrederikSchack
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Oh, I just had a revelation.
So, Brainchip uses very little power. You would likely not only be able to connect it as chiplets, but stack it as chiplets without heating issues!
I have no idea how many neurons Akida-P can emulate, but probably 6-7 times the amount of the original Akida.
Thinking a little wildly, stacking 100 on top of each other and let's say organizing stacks in a 10x10 grid. Then you would have 10.000 x Akida-P with let's say 5 million 4-bit neurons each. That would be 50 billion neurons, half of what the human brain has
I have no Idea if this is feasible, just a wild thought If they don't emit very much heat each of them, the heat may be able to transfer through the 100 layers, before being cooled at the top of them. Of coulrse there would be some requirements to the NOC (Network on Chip) and interconnects.
So, Brainchip uses very little power. You would likely not only be able to connect it as chiplets, but stack it as chiplets without heating issues!
I have no idea how many neurons Akida-P can emulate, but probably 6-7 times the amount of the original Akida.
Thinking a little wildly, stacking 100 on top of each other and let's say organizing stacks in a 10x10 grid. Then you would have 10.000 x Akida-P with let's say 5 million 4-bit neurons each. That would be 50 billion neurons, half of what the human brain has
I have no Idea if this is feasible, just a wild thought
If they don't emit very much heat each of them, the heat may be able to transfer through the 100 layers, before being cooled at the top of them. Of coulrse there would be some requirements to the NOC (Network on Chip) and interconnects.BaconLover
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My post was reported for profanity and personal attacks against management.
@zeeb0t can you boot the person who reports the posts wrongly? Feel like I'm being targeted here, since 3 of my posts got reported yesterday, which eventually got reinstated. So the poster who abuses this system needs to go.
Just because someone doesn't like a post doesn't mean it's violating forum rules.
I stated facts, and if I want to report posts I can do too, hundreds of posts here because most are off topic to BRN discussion. But I don't do it, because I'm not that low.
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My post was reported for profanity and personal attacks against management.
@zeeb0t can you boot the person who reports the posts wrongly? Feel like I'm being targeted here, since 3 of my posts got reported yesterday, which eventually got reinstated. So the poster who abuses this system needs to go.
Just because someone doesn't like a post doesn't mean it's violating forum rules.
I stated facts, and if I want to report posts I can do too, hundreds of posts here because most are off topic to BRN discussion. But I don't do it, because I'm not that low.
Xhosa12345
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Agree 100%. I had one modded yesterday and the reasoning given was incorrect. Someones just being a dick...My post was reported for profanity and personal attacks against management.
@zeeb0t can you boot the person who reports the posts wrongly? Feel like I'm being targeted here, since 3 of my posts got reported yesterday, which eventually got reinstated. So the poster who abuses this system needs to go.
Just because someone doesn't like a post doesn't mean it's violating forum rules.
I stated facts, and if I want to report posts I can do too, hundreds of posts here because most are off topic to BRN discussion. But I don't do it, because I'm not that low.
HopalongPetrovski
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Some interesting insights and worth a listen as two smart Tech guys have a somewhat philosophical conversation about how AGI may eventuate.
7 minute listen.
Sorry if previously posted.
7 minute listen.
Sorry if previously posted.
BaconLover
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No.
Can you share/provide evidence where I have made a Brainchip misinformation comment before you accuse me of this?
Otherwise you're welcome to retract your statement and apologise.
My previous post was reported again, simply for replying to you. What's going on @zeeb0t ?
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