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If ARM was an arm, BRN would be its biceps💪!
If there were hundreds and thousands of Akidas in each cupcake, we'd all be rolling in dough in the not too distant future.
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Custom-designed AI chips tailored to specific needs are on the rise, and the focus on edge computing is driving the development of low-power, efficient AI chips.
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AusEire
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Happy New Year all
Hopefully 2024 is fruitful for you all and not just because of Brainchip.
In other news. I believe that I have come across the solution of all solutions over on the Crappot.
Hear me out ok
We just stop paying staff even with RSUs, stop all perks to the board as well.
Then we just hire people with the same caliber as Elon Musk and Richard Branson and then fast track the product.
What you think? I reckon we put this forward at the AGM
Hopefully 2024 is fruitful for you all and not just because of Brainchip.
In other news. I believe that I have come across the solution of all solutions over on the Crappot.
Hear me out ok
We just stop paying staff even with RSUs, stop all perks to the board as well.
Then we just hire people with the same caliber as Elon Musk and Richard Branson and then fast track the product.
What you think? I reckon we put this forward at the AGM
Bravo
If ARM was an arm, BRN would be its biceps💪!
I was trying to find out a little more about Intel's Gaudi 3 and as a consequence I stumbled on this video published a week or so ago. If you take a look at it approx 15 mins in they talk about Edge AI and the 445 billion dollar global market opportunity!!!
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If ARM was an arm, BRN would be its biceps💪!
Intel's Gaudi 3 is due for launch in 2024.
It says here that Intel got help from TSMC designing the chip. Here's hoping TSMC slipped some secret sauce into the recipe.
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It says here that Intel got help from TSMC designing the chip. Here's hoping TSMC slipped some secret sauce into the recipe.
Intel Gaudi 3 AI Accelerator Reportedly Built On TSMC 5nm Node, Faster Than NVIDIA H100
Intel's Gaudi 3 AI accelerator reportedly employs the TSMC 5nm process and is expected to compete with NVIDIA H100 & AMD MI300X.
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Intel’s new chip Gaudi3 competes with Nvidia and AMD
Intel launched a range of new products, including Gaudi3, a chip for generative AI software, Core Ultra, a chip for Windows laptops and PCs, and Xeon, a chip for servers.
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Bravo
If ARM was an arm, BRN would be its biceps💪!
HopalongPetrovski
I'm Spartacus!
Sounds like a highly considered, consequence rational, strategically certain, tactically brilliant plan of operation going forward, old chap!
Just think how much we'll save! What!
We should immediately put down our wives and vote this innovative thinker in, as Chairman of the Board! What! !!
Arm's Chips Will Be As Essential to AI as to Phones, CEO Says
Rene Haas, the CEO of Arm Holdings, says the firm is positioned to be as essential to the generative Artificial Intelligence revolution as it has been to smartphones, where its semiconductors are ubiquitous. "AI is going to find its way into every single electronics device that we use, whether...
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AusEire
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Quite probably the most well measured post on the Crapper in recent months. So much so that this idea should definitely be presented to board at the AGM.
HopalongPetrovski
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Sad, but unfortunately true.
I do like their name for us though and the presumption that FF is the Messiah.
Don't they know he's just a very naughty boy?
Being an old Dr Who aficionado "The Tardis" has a nice ring to it, although Heaven protect me from living in a confirmation bias bubble and subjected to endless secret meetings.
Don't they understand it's the only way to keep the riff riff out?
Some of the FUDster's show real talent for misinformation though, and will I'm sure, secure valuable work experience for their future jobs at Services Australia harassing the unemployed.
Cue deadbeat for a quick copy and paste!
Send me half your commission drivelmeister.
Major! Your medals are showing!
HopalongPetrovski
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It's these damn Bombay Bloomers, Min!
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Hi Bravo
I think it is about time I stop upramping by claiming that Brainchip only needs one percent of the Ai Edge market to be successful and adopt a much more realistic stance.
I owe my new more responsible approach to HC and your discovery that the addressable Edge Ai market is said to be $US445 Billion.
Accordingly I will now responsibly suggest that to be successful Brainchip needs to capture one, one thousandth of the $US445 Billion market being $US445 million.
Being first to market with an established ecosystem of partners and academic institutions and a five year technology lead the question for shareholders is whether this is realistic or am I still misleading my flock.
My opinion only DYOR
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PS: I believe we can add a relationship with Vanderbilt University:
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The ability to build complex, scalable CV applications rapidly is critical in today’s environment. Typical CV applications include diverse use cases such as vehicle identification, traffic measurement, inspection systems, quality control on production lines, safety and security enhancement through surveillance, smart checkout system implementation, and process measurement.Integrating machine intelligence to analyze multimedia streams in business processes can add immense value. Thanks to unparalleled accuracy and reliability, machine intelligence can help streamline operations, resulting in increased efficiency.
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[IMG alt="Edge Impulse ML tools are at the top of the stack and used for training. The bottom half of the stack is for building models and consists of Python and C/C++ at the top, followed by Deepstream SDK, CUDA-X, and the NVIDIA computing platform as the foundation.
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CES2024, preview, my hot spots by now:
In Car Experience
- Mercedes-Benz shows with Hey Mercedes the graphics game engine from Unity.
- Mullen, known as commercial vehicle OEM with brands as Bollinger and Mullen, shows its AI-Powered Personal Assistant Tech, Persona.
- VinFast will display its VF 9 full-size SUV with new streaming service.
- Volkswagen and Cerence will reveal their generative AI collaboration.
Connectivity
- AGC, shows a glass antenna compatible with all 5G frequencies, (AGC is a Japanese glass producer).
- Blackberry presents with CerebrumX crash analytics and driver scoring, and with Nexar insurance solutions such as loss and collision reconstruction. Would be great to compare this to Connected Insurance's AI powered approach.
Software Defined Vehicle.
- Elektrobit shows a cockpit powered by Unreal Engine and Android Automotive.
- Hyundai Mobis presents it transparent displays.
- Intrepid Control neoVI™ CONNECT edge connect platform to capture data for fleet management, testing, validation, remote diagnostics, and OTA.
- Nodar presents its 3D vision platform with a perception of objects as small as a 10-cm brick 150 meters away, but as well providing an ultra-high fidelity depth maps at ranges up to 1,000 meters - with cameras.
Powertrain:
- Honda debuts its new global Honda electric vehicle series.
- Hyundai will share its hydrogen-powered and software-driven energy ecosystem under the theme of ‘Ease every way.’
Vehicle Concept
- Marelli launches its “Lean” and “Advantage” platforms with fewer parts, reduced weight, and less cost for same requirements. This sounds like circular economy and 4R concept (easy to repair, replace, refurbish and recycle).
KMuzza
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I wonder if this car meets EU 2024 Eye tracking Legislation requirements.
I get nervous when these new release’s are launched - can the MBAG pull the bunny rabbit out of the hat at the CES with BRN share price in a few days time.
“The Super-Res Occupancy Network Technology is next in line, allowing its next generation of electric and smart cars to recognize various obstacles using an in-house algorithm that aims to offer better accuracy in detection. Xiaomi claims this may be particularly effective at spotting irregular obstacles on the road. Xiaomi also states that it has developed the world’s first End-to-End Sensing and Decision-Making AI Model for automated parking, enabling the self-driving electric sedan and the next electric cars to observe and make real-time decisions, especially in challenging situations, supported by hardware such as NVIDIA Orin chips, LiDAR, cameras, and radars.”
but the Alogs used settle my nerves a little bit.
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Smarteye will also be at CES 2024
Wonder if RT likes this- hope so.
Worth checking out.
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It's what we do.........So nothing to do with BrainChip….just more “hope Akida Inside”?
We pray, others invest.......
I feel some burn coming on........
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