Hi @TECH,
sorry to disillusion you, but this is not a new Accenture patent!
@Fullmoonfever had already posted about it more than a year ago.
This patent titled “Self-learning Neuromorphic Gesture Recognition Models” was filed on 22 November 2022 and first published on 23 May 2024:
https://thestockexchange.com.au/threads/brn-discussion-ongoing.1/post-432356
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I also recalled referring to it in a November 2024 post:
https://thestockexchange.com.au/threads/brn-discussion-ongoing.1/post-442579
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The only novel thing about the patent is that it has now finally been granted, after initially getting rejected back in February (cf. the meaning of B2 after the patent number as well as below patent history):
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As far as I am aware, Accenture has referred to Intel’s Loihi as a “neuromorphic research chip” in all their relevant patents at some point. Please provide proof of the contrary, thank’s!
Thanks, Frangi for your detailed post, yes, I did note the earlier challenges made against the claims laid out in the earlier patent, but having this patent "officially" granted 3 weeks ago is important to acknowledge, whether our company will be the beneficiary of anything remains to be seen, and my speed-reading has always got me in trouble, I'll go digging because I'm sure Intel isn't always referenced as an research chip, my question would be, why not compare apples with apples, i.e. commercially available technology with commercially available technology, Intel has more than enough issues going on internally, who really knows if all their research chips will ever see the light of day.
I reserve my opinion, and thanks once again for posting...do you personally feel from all your research that BRAINCHIP will surprise many by actually succeeding in this space, on a commercial footing that is ?
Best regards.......Tech (Perth)