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[Quatrojos]

Due diligence.

Or cup size.

 

[Rise from the ashes]

Or cup size.

That was my immediate thought.

 

[Sirod69]

Due diligence.

ooooh thanks ... never heard as a German

 

[Getupthere]

AAEON UP Xtreme i12 Edge AI Intel mini PC

The UP Xtreme i12 Edge compact computer measures just 152mm x 123.8mm x 72.5mm in size yet features a 12th Generation Intel Core processor together with

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[Dijon101]

Mike Davies• 1.Director, Neuromorphic Computing Lab at Intel Corporation
1 Std. • vor 1 Stunde

We’re hiring! Help us elevate Lava to the next level

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Senior Neuromorphic Software Architect​

Job Description:​

Join Intel-and build a better tomorrow. Intel is in the midst of an exciting transformation, with a vision to create and extend computing technology to connect and enrich the lives of every person on Earth. Join us and help us create the next generation of technologies that will shape the future for decades to come.

Intel's Neuromorphic Computing Lab is pioneering a new domain of brain-inspired computer architecture defined by large parallel collections of neural processing units operating as sparsely active event-driven nonlinear dynamical systems. This technology promises orders of magnitude gains in efficiency and speed compared to conventional architectures for a large class of emerging AI workloads. While neuromorphic hardware architecture and algorithms have progressed rapidly, the development of professional neuromorphic software tools, methods, and frameworks is still at a nascent stage.

Senior Neuromorphic Software Architect

Job Details: Job Description: Join Intel-and build a better tomorrow. Intel is in the midst of an exciting transformation, with a vision to create and extend computing technology to connect and enrich the lives of every person on Earth. Join us and help us create the next generation of...

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That's actually funking huge!!!

 

[TopCat]

Another expo to keep an eye on coming up soon.

New Camera Technologies at Smart Factory + Automation World 2023 - LUCID Vision Labs

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Visit LUCID at Smart Factory + Automation World from March 8-10, 2023, in Soul, Korea in Booth #B212.

 

[wilzy123]

I have had some people tell me that FF’s posts formed some part of their DD on BRN.

There's nothing wrong opinions forming part of someone's DD process IMO, as long as someone isn't SOLELY basing their DD literally on opinion alone - that would be . I see opinions more as a trigger (the 'part' I was referring to) for a line of inquiry that may in turn form part of my DD process.

 

[JB49]

Consider the context before you decide on how the statement impacts on your confidence in Valeo.

As per Markus' post on LinkedIn:

"The idea is not new, but trying to “put a brain on a chip” is a mammoth task. To put it into figures: the human brain has 86-100 billion neurons operating on around 20 watts. Current neural chips from leading developers such as BrainChip and Intel Corporation contain around 1 million neurons and consume roughly 1 watt of power."

Brainchip's akida is what many consider 'science fiction', yet it's 1 million neurons operating at 1 watt of power is only 0.001% of the human brain's 100 billion neurons.

There is still a long way to go in order to "put a human brain on a chip".

The good news though, Brainchip is one of the 'leading developers'.

Call me a glass-half-full kind of guy.

Edit: I'd like to expand on the glass-half-full comment.

Another way to think of Markus' post is as follows:

The Chief Technology Officer of Mercedes, a company at the cutting edge of automotive technology development, has just told you in plain written english that our small little 'meme-stock' start-up from modest beginnings here in Perth is rubbing shoulders with Intel, one of the worlds biggest technology company's, when it comes to the development and leadership in the field of neural chips.

If that doesn't fill you with confidence, I don't know what will.

Markus comments and Mercedes fill me with confidence. I think we will be utilised in Mercedes products over the next few years.

I'm just of the opinion that I haven't seen anything to convince me that we are in Valeo Scala 3. There was an announcement that Brainchip and Valeo in 2020 that they are collaborating. But I personally think we've still got another 2-4 years before anything eventuates from Valeo.

 

[Pmel]

Socionext shared the CES tweet again with brainchip in it. Goes to show that they are not hesitant and love to share their and our collaboration.

 

[equanimous]

Fwiw - things are like this for a reason. More minds and perspective on what is reasonable or not is better than just one, being my own.

Further, I can’t be there to judge every post. I have a job, where I lead many people and design complex systems and rules for the product(s) and company to operate on/with, and I also have a family, operate a bee farm, and another child due to be born in approx 2 months now.

So the community has the power and I intend to keep it that way. With great power comes great responsibility. It would be awesome to see the community manage itself!

Hi Zeebot,

How many posts have been moderated to date?

What is stopping a malicious actor to have bots reporting a good post and have that taken down?

If you dont have time to monitor these posts ahould founding members or selected group have more power to action moderation when deemed appropiate?

We dont want this going the direction of hotcrapper so I think more should be done.

 

[Bravo]

Hi Zeebot,

How many posts have been moderated to date?

What is stopping a malicious actor to have bots reporting a good post and have that taken down?

If you dont have time to monitor these posts ahould founding members or selected group have more power to action moderation when deemed appropiate?

We dont want this going the direction of hotcrapper so I think more should be done.

 

[equanimous]

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I vote Bravo

 

[GStocks123]

Interesting new Job listing at Brainchip

Check out this job at BrainChip :
https://www.linkedin.com/jobs/view/3438945371

 

[HarryCool1]

Hi Zeebot,

How many posts have been moderated to date?

What is stopping a malicious actor to have bots reporting a good post and have that taken down?

If you dont have time to monitor these posts ahould founding members or selected group have more power to action moderation when deemed appropiate?

We dont want this going the direction of hotcrapper so I think more should be done.

 

[Bravo]

Pat Gelsinger (CEO Intel) on the World Economic Forum's Website​

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The five 'tech superpowers' and how they can transform human progress | World Economic Forum

 

[Bravo]

Interesting new Job listing at Brainchip

Check out this job at BrainChip :
https://www.linkedin.com/jobs/view/3438945371

Great find @GStocks123!

IMMEDIATE FOR 2.0 LAUNCH!!!!!!!

 

[Makeme 2020]

Nanose recap from there website BRN is still listed as a partner at end of video.

 

[AusEire]

We've lived at no. 23 in our last two houses.
Its a sign!

I live in 327 but moving to 528 I'm taking that as a sign

Akida Ballista baby

 

[Bravo]

Google has finally revealed how much water its data centres use​

Google had previously kept its data centre water usage secret but it has recently revealed how many billions of litres it uses each year.


17 January 2023
By Jeremy Hsu

Pipes that carry water in and out of Google’s data centre in The Dalles, Oregon
Google

Billions of Google searches and billions of YouTube streaming hours each day translate into billions of litres of water needed for cooling Google’s data centres. But like other major tech companies, Google had been secretive about those water consumption figures for individual data centres – until the company significantly shifted its stance late last year.
For the first time, Google is revealing how much water gets used at each US data centre site annually. The total …

Google has finally revealed how much water its data centres use

Google had previously kept its data centre water usage secret but it has recently revealed how many billions of litres it uses each year

www.newscientist.com

 

[stuart888]

Socionext shared the CES tweet again with brainchip in it. Goes to show that they are not hesitant and love to share their and our collaboration.

Maybe it is because: Brainchip has partnered with Socionext AND TSMC (Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company).

Dated recent, that is what is says in Japanese! I don't think this wording is correct, my Japanese DD, DuDil!