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Brainchip ~ being the world leader in Digital Spiking Neuromorphic Processing at the IOT Edge could/should/maybe does have a Folder of AKIDA use cases - proven and potential.NEW JOB ON OFFER AT BRAINCHIP "TECHNICAL CUSTOMER SUPPORT DIRECTOR"
$175,000 - $250,000 GIG SOUNDS GOOD
I LIKE THE FOLLOWING PARAGRAPH!!!!!!!!!!!!
A principal goal for the Technical Customer Support Director is to bridge core engineering activities into commercialization efforts. This includes technical customer support policies, objectives, and initiatives. This is a hands-on position, managing a team as well as resolving higher level technical and customer relations issues. This position needs to be able to understand and maintain a working, technical knowledge of our client’s core technologies in order to provide full top level technical support.
ESSENTIAL JOB DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES:
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Technical Customer Support Director
Job Title Technical Customer Support Director Job ID 27696794 Work Hybrid Yes Location Laguna Hills, CA 92653 Other Location Description
** NO AGENCIES PLEASE**
Come join the company leading the technological revolution in artificial intelligence. BrainChip is a global technology company producing a groundbreaking neuromorphic processor that brings artificial intelligence to the edge in a way that is beyond the capabilities of other products.
We are the world’s first commercial producer of ultra-low-power and high-performance artificial intelligence technology processors that enables a wide array of applications such as self-driving cars, hearing aids, drones, and agricultural equipment. The event-based neural network processor is inspired by the spiking nature of the human brain and is implemented in an industry-standard digital process.
Our company was recognized as one of the “Startups Worth Watching in 2021” in EE Times’ annual Silicon 100 list of global semiconductor technologies and our founder was named the winner of the AI Hardware 2021 Innovator Award. We have offices in Laguna Hills, California; Toulouse, France; Hyderabad, India; and Perth, Australia. We are also publicly traded on the Australian Stock Exchange (BRN:ASX) and the OTC Market (BRCHF).
SUMMARY:
A principal goal for the Technical Customer Support Director is to bridge core engineering activities into commercialization efforts. This includes technical customer support policies, objectives, and initiatives. This is a hands-on position, managing a team as well as resolving higher level technical and customer relations issues. This position needs to be able to understand and maintain a working, technical knowledge of our client’s core technologies in order to provide full top level technical support.
ESSENTIAL JOB DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES:
QUALIFICATIONS:
Develops service level standards focused on response times, issue resolution, service quality, and customer satisfaction.
Establishes policies and procedures that produce high quality customer support and that reflect industry best practices.
Ensures that systems are in place and are utilized to capture and report on service metrics, including any customer feedback or trends in product or service issues.
Manages resource decision-making, planning, and best practices.
Aligns technical customer support activities and initiatives to support and enhance the objectives of the organization.
Take ownership of unresolved technical issues, and bridge with Sales and Engineering teams to solve and/or develop solutions.
Manage customer technical relationships as required and work with internal resources to ensure a high level of customer satisfaction.
Ability to communicate orally with customers, management, and other co-workers, both individually and in front of a group is crucial.
To perform this job successfully, an individual must be able to perform each essential duty satisfactorily. The requirements listed below are representative of the knowledge, skill, and ability required. Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform the essential functions.
Education/Experience:
Other Skills and Abilities:
B.S. in Computer Science, or EE; will consider experience in lieu of education
Requires a very high technical acumen and understanding of machine learning and deep learning experience using Python, Tensorflow
Firsthand experience with object classification, object detection, face recognition, keyword spotting a plus
Experience with Git version control system
Experience in CPUs, Tools and methodologies, machine learning, C++ programming
PCB design, layout and bring-up experience a plus
Has led small engineering teams
Has been in front line customer support role
Comfortable as a player coach—this is a very small team and the leader needs to spend 80% doing and 20% managing
Strong verbal and written communication skills
Ability to compose routine reports and correspondence
Ability to effectively communicate with persons of various social, cultural, economic, and educational backgrounds
Strong teamwork and interpersonal skills and analytical skills
Desire to be involved in a diverse and creative work environment
Must be a self-starter with mindset for growth and real passion for continuous learning
Benefits Offered:
· Competitive Pay - $175,000-$250,000 annually
· Restricted Stock Units
· Bonus Pay up to 10% of annual salary
· 401K with matching
· Free Lunch Daily
· Paid Time Off
· Holiday Pay
· Company-paid Medical HMO, Dental PPO, and Vision Insurance
· Company-paid Life Insurance and AD&D
· Employee Assistance Program, Caregiver Support, Adoption Assistance Program
· Flexible Spending Account
· Health Savings Account
· Commuter Benefit Program
· Employee Discounts
BrainChip is an equal opportunity employer. All aspects of employment including the decision to hire, promote, discipline, or discharge, will be based on merit, competence, performance, and business needs. We do not discriminate on the basis of race, color, religion, marital status, age, national origin, ancestry, physical or mental disability, medical condition, pregnancy, genetic information, gender, sexual orientation, gender identity or expression, veteran status, or any other status protected under federal, state, or local law.
Whereas Imaginative affiliated people on staff or shareholders could submit conceptual use case ideas.
Then over a long lunch once per week , a Hardware and Software Engineers focus group could brainstorm towards developmental progress of worthy concepts.
My thought is that Brainchip could eventually add value to AKIDA in house with our product development folder growing full with ready to produce product ideas.
~Any manufacturer could call Brainchip and ask for a suitable product use case idea from our product development folder and if they ran with it, then pay Brainchip a healthy product royalty on top of AKIDA IP royalty thus creating a double edged revenue stream.
~If Brainchip at some time in the future were to pay for manufacturing of an inhouse designed consumer product we could see the lions share of product revenue streaming in due to this value adding onto our IP
Because we shareholders are only good for a free lunch and are not privy to the company creative process, I'm feeling a need for more imagination being injected to kick start our business.
Frank Zappa
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I was of the understanding that they tested the Just Talk with Akida by using a beautiful ly dressed lady wearing a see through blouse . She said just talk and then gave the direction to drive her to church . The response was ( You will not be allowed in church ) to which she stated that she had a Devine right to go to mass on a Sunday . Akida replied (You also have a Devine left but you still will not be admitted .—-Bring on Akida.This Motortrend article from Jan 2022 is still available on Brainchip's website today.
Motortrend: Mercedes-Benz Vision EQXX Concept
Mercedes engineers worked with California-based AI developer BrainChip to create systems based on the company's Akida hardware and software.brainchip.com
Mercedes-Benz Vision EQXX Concept: Did You See This Coming, Elon?
The establishment strikes back.www.motortrend.com
Mercedes engineers worked with California-based artificial-intelligence developer BrainChip to create systems based on the company's Akida hardware and software. Among other things, the technology makes the "Hey, Mercedes" voice control system in the EQXX five to ten times more efficient than conventional voice control.
Even though the new 3rd Gen version of MBUX which is going into the upcoming E-Class is only a pre-cursor to the MBOS, I'd say it's "odds on" that it'll have a little Akida sauce inside. At the very least for the "Just Talk" ( Hey Mercedes ) function.
Falling Knife
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MB are top of the class and the delivery of this presentation is testamant to that
MB OS presentation 23/Feb/2023
Just a thought about something I pulled from the presentation
@ 6:45 When talking about the MB Security profile of a customer states that the 'My profile' is being stored into the cloud, so when I step into my car it recognizes me…..……
As FF poor logic proposed, AKIDA would be presumed not to be fully implemented in this functionality for MB at this stage.
But at 13:35
MB will be offering a sneak preview of All new E Class which is a precursor of the MB.OS in the infotainment domain
'This is the first time in history MB has programed the complete software for the MB OS'
It will be launched later this year and 'Markus will be offering insight into what we will actually offer in the near future'.
'Super computer technology will be offered in every single Mercedes going forward. MB.OS 1.0 onward'
'The eyes and ears/ sensors of the car, the 'base sensor set' even in the entry vehicle, will be significantly more comprehensive than what you can buy in the S class today'. (clip showing the E Class is shown at 1:16:50)
The MB.OS 1.0 onward, IMO, is when the neuromorphic component will be fully implemented.
AKIDA will then allow the MB Security profile mentioned ealier above to be cloud free.
Security and safety is one of the most important factors underpinning all this functionality.
If not MB would follow the bad example Tesla has offered the world - its automated driving capabilites are not safe, cant be trusted and can kill.
MB are progressively implementing aspects of the Neuromorphic capability as the safety net expands following testing.
They can’t turn it all on at once as it is all so new.
In order for the systems and partnerships they have developed with other companies to work in unison, the tech they have chosen needs to be Ubiquitous. Therefore only when all the companies align with this new paradigm of computing can everything work securely and safely.
NVIDIA, GOOGLE, ZYNC are all invited to work with MB to create the infrastructure to make this all happen. They all have to be in the same neuromorphic space to build the end result. Power efficenceis will not be implemented in one system and ignored in the other as an example.
The neuromorphic aspect is not ready, or its not fully tested at this stage but connections are starting to fall into place, the infotainment ‘Hey Mercedes’ or ‘Just talk’ system is an example of progressive implementation. This is part of MB's end result that MB are happy to release and talk freely about bc it has already proven to be safe and secure.
Lower speed autonomous driving is offered now, MB are so confident in this release that they have accepted total liability for the drivers whilst using it, next comes higher speed autonomous driving. The progressive approach in every functionality is obvious.
All this coding, design and the associated UX testing plus the scale of implementation of this architecture with all these partners at all levels of the MB.OS takes time. 1.8 years just for 'just talk' or 'Hey Mercedes' functionality alone.
We might see a lower share price if there is no $ in the EOY report tied up with our licensed partners but only from Cold Dead Hands will anyone get a single one of my shares.
But I believe Magnus from MB when he summarised by saying
MB OS presentation 23/Feb/2023
Just a thought about something I pulled from the presentation
@ 6:45 When talking about the MB Security profile of a customer states that the 'My profile' is being stored into the cloud, so when I step into my car it recognizes me…..……
As FF poor logic proposed, AKIDA would be presumed not to be fully implemented in this functionality for MB at this stage.
But at 13:35
MB will be offering a sneak preview of All new E Class which is a precursor of the MB.OS in the infotainment domain
'This is the first time in history MB has programed the complete software for the MB OS'
It will be launched later this year and 'Markus will be offering insight into what we will actually offer in the near future'.
'Super computer technology will be offered in every single Mercedes going forward. MB.OS 1.0 onward'
'The eyes and ears/ sensors of the car, the 'base sensor set' even in the entry vehicle, will be significantly more comprehensive than what you can buy in the S class today'. (clip showing the E Class is shown at 1:16:50)
The MB.OS 1.0 onward, IMO, is when the neuromorphic component will be fully implemented.
AKIDA will then allow the MB Security profile mentioned ealier above to be cloud free.
Security and safety is one of the most important factors underpinning all this functionality.
If not MB would follow the bad example Tesla has offered the world - its automated driving capabilites are not safe, cant be trusted and can kill.
MB are progressively implementing aspects of the Neuromorphic capability as the safety net expands following testing.
They can’t turn it all on at once as it is all so new.
In order for the systems and partnerships they have developed with other companies to work in unison, the tech they have chosen needs to be Ubiquitous. Therefore only when all the companies align with this new paradigm of computing can everything work securely and safely.
NVIDIA, GOOGLE, ZYNC are all invited to work with MB to create the infrastructure to make this all happen. They all have to be in the same neuromorphic space to build the end result. Power efficenceis will not be implemented in one system and ignored in the other as an example.
The neuromorphic aspect is not ready, or its not fully tested at this stage but connections are starting to fall into place, the infotainment ‘Hey Mercedes’ or ‘Just talk’ system is an example of progressive implementation. This is part of MB's end result that MB are happy to release and talk freely about bc it has already proven to be safe and secure.
Lower speed autonomous driving is offered now, MB are so confident in this release that they have accepted total liability for the drivers whilst using it, next comes higher speed autonomous driving. The progressive approach in every functionality is obvious.
All this coding, design and the associated UX testing plus the scale of implementation of this architecture with all these partners at all levels of the MB.OS takes time. 1.8 years just for 'just talk' or 'Hey Mercedes' functionality alone.
We might see a lower share price if there is no $ in the EOY report tied up with our licensed partners but only from Cold Dead Hands will anyone get a single one of my shares.
But I believe Magnus from MB when he summarised by saying
- As the architect we can report that our MB.OS built project is making Excellent progress
- Our living space is already well ahead of schedule and gives us the freedom and scope offer the best personalised luxury experience.
- Our partnerships ensure we offer the best content and navigation to assit us to retain our lead in relation to autated driving.
Tothemoon24
Top 20
Nice assessment ;
Arm is expected to make large gains .Brainchip/ Arm = Armed & Dangerous
AMD expected to occupy over 20% of server CPU market and Arm 8% in 2023, according to DIGITIMES Research
Joseph Tsai, DIGITIMES Asia, TaipeiWednesday 22 February 20230
Credit: DIGITIMES
AMD and Arm have been gaining up on Intel in the server CPU market in the past few years, and the margins of the share that AMD had won over were especially large in 2022 as datacenter operators and server brands began finding that solutions from the number-2 maker growing superior to those of the long-time leader, according to Frank Kung, DIGITIMES Research analyst focusing primarily on the server industry, who anticipates that AMD's share will well stand above 20% in 2023, while Arm will get 8%.
Prices are one of the three major drivers that resulted in datacenter operators and server brands switching to AMD. Comparing server CPUs from AMD and Intel with similar numbers of cores, clockspeed, and hardware specifications, the price tags of most of the former's products are at least 30% cheaper than the latter's, and the differences could go as high as over 40%, Kung said.
Such a gap makes a key difference to server companies as they usually procure their CPUs in large volumes and picking AMD's solutions would make a major reduction in their costs. Since Intel's and AMD's processors are both based on the x86 architecture, compatibility is not an issue that server companies need to worry about, Kung noted.
AMD CPUs' high number of cores also makes them perfect for the server environment as the higher the number of cores a CPU has, the more servicing capability it can offer. AMD's 96-core Genoa-architected EPYC processor was launched in the fourth quarter of 2022 with a 128-core CPU set to debut in the first half of 2023, while Intel's best offering in terms of the core number still stays at 60 at the moment.
Support from TSMC is the second driver. AMD's server CPUs are all made via TSMC's latest manufacturing process, allowing them to feature top-notch performances, noted Kung, adding that thanks to TSMC's advanced technologies and high yield rate, AMD has not had a problem with missing its product launch schedule. However, such is not the case with Intel.
The third driver is the fact that Intel is manufacturing all its top-tier CPUs in house. Information from Intel's upstream suppliers shows that Intel's in-house manufacturing technologies have been rather unstable during the past several years, while server brands and datacenter operators have often seen Intel delaying the volume production schedule of its new server platform.
Read more: Meet the Analysts articles
Among datacenter operators, Microsoft and Google are the keenest in procuring servers powered by AMD's solutions. Currently, over 30% of server orders placed by the two cloud service providers are AMD-based models, while within server brands, HP Enterprise (HPE) is keener on AMD-powered servers.
Arm-based processors' penetration in the server market was a bit slower compared to AMD-based ones in 2022 in terms of market share increase, and the growth will decelerate even more in 2023, said Kung. However, in the long term, Arm-based processors will still have the potential for major growth.
Although Arm-based CPUs can achieve a neck-to-neck computing performance compared to x86-based ones from AMD and Intel while consuming much less power, compatibility is currently their biggest weakness.
Since most server programs are designed based on the x86 architecture, the problem is unlikely to fix until more Arm-based servers start to show up, attracting more middleware developers to join the market and write solutions to translate x86 codes for Arm systems.
However, datacenter operators and server brands are still aggressive about Arm processors' development in the server market. Amazon and Alibaba have already started working on Arm-based products before 2022, Microsoft and Google also began projects with Arm products in 2022, and HPE is expanding its adoption of Arm-based servers. Nvidia is now pushing its GPUs to support Arm architecture and Ampere is developing Arm-based chips. In the upcoming years, the opportunity from ESG is expected to take off for Arm CPUs as demand from large-scale datacenter and edge computing servers will surge, Kung added.
Chart 1: Server shipment share by CPU, 2020-2023
Source: DIGITIMES Research, February 2023
| Table 1: Server CPU roadmaps by supplier, 2021-2024 | ||||
| Supplier | 2021 | 2022(f) | 2023(f) | 2024(f) |
| Intel | Whitley: supports PCIe 4.0; 10+nm node | Sapphire Rapids: supports PCIe 5.0; Intel 7 node | Emerald Rapids: Intel 7 node | Granite Rapids: Intel 3 node |
| AMD | Milan: supports PCIe 4.0; 7nm node | Milan-X Genoa: supports PCIe 5.0, 5nm node | Bergamo, Genoa-X and Siena: 5nm node | Turin: 3nm node |
| Arm | Neoverse N1 | V2 | New N series | |
| Ampere | Altra Max: 7nm node | AmpereOne-1: supports PCIe 5.0; 5nm node | AmpereOne-2 | AmpereOne-3: 3nm node |
| Nvidia | Grace: 5nm node |
VictorG
Member
Thanks @Falling Knife, you expressed exactly what I was trying to say in my poorly worded post earlier.
I believe Akida is included in MB.OS 1.0 onward and therefore working directly with MB and not through an OEM.
Hi jtardfi,
@SharesForBrekky posted this on the 19th: #47,446
Mercedes EV rival to the Tesla Model 3 imagined - Automotive Daily (autodaily.com.au)
https://www.autodaily.com.au/mercedes-rival-to-the-tesla-model-3-imagined/
Car News: Mercedes EV rival to the Tesla Model 3 imagined; By Sean Carson. February 17, 2023
...
This tech transfer will extend to the infotainment, because the new car will also mark the debut of Mercedes’ MB.OS infotainment system. The new model will likely offer a widescreen digital dash and infotainment panel as part of the company’s target for its advanced graphical interfaces, but it’s the system behind the scenes that could be even more interesting.
Mercedes has experimented with a new type of processor that performs tasks in “neuromorphic spikes”. Put simply, this means that the computer stores up tasks and executes them in one go once a threshold is reached, saving energy and boosting driving range in the process.
... which is clearly a reference to Akida.
Bobbyk4819
Emerged
7Hi Everyone, I'm stepping out of my comfort zone here, or just can't find a GIF to explain it thoroughly. So here goes.thoroughly
I really appreciate all the information that is put up for the rest of us to peruse. I guess it is lazy to just use other peoples hard work but some people have a lot of other things going on elsewhere as well, or they just aren't as good at researching.
That being said there are a few special posters that have from the very start contributed highly regarded information that I and lots of others very much appreciate and potentially would be lost without during tougher times. While I do my own research, as should everyone, sometimes the commentary around others research, is worth far more by the way it's relayed, something which I'm sure a lot of people take for granted but I would just like to offer my sincere thanks for all information.
As far as opposing views leading to elevated tensions, I think we should all take a step back from the sandpit and think, "does it really matter if we disagree, at least I know my opinion has been considered", or you could think, "f*&K off idiot, I'm right and you're wrong"! You have the power to decide and then keep scrolling if you wish. At no point do I wish these posts weren't there as without a contrarian viewpoint, we just end up becoming sheep that just follow the crowd, while investing in a company that is doing completely the opposite. This contrarian view makes me question and then research further to decide for myself. And people can call me what they want as I'm big enough and ugly enough to take it!
Now for the Gifs, yeah I know some hit and some miss and may overstep the true nature of this forum but the great Ricky Gervais once said if you think of something funny or a good joke, risk it and say it, as you may just make 1 persons day and that potential result is lost forever if you refrain. The risk of offending someone else, is that persons issue to bear, as being "offended" is a choice every person has to choose to be.
I fully believe in the company and hope we see huge amounts of wealth created all round as we are all here for this reason. Anyone having invested long ago will understand its just how our SP goes from time to time but one day I believe it will shoot up much higher and not turn back and then everyone will then be everyone else's mate again, except the shorters, they can burn on our rocket jets.
Rant over, stay positive everyone or negative that's your choice but realise "The burgers are better at Hungry Jacks"!
Will you look at that, I did find a gif that explains it all!!
Rise from the ashes
Regular
Fact Finder
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When this place is allowed to work free of manipulation you can only marvel at the value of the research and analysis that is brought to an issue.
Many thanks @jtardif999, @VictorG, @Falling Knife, @Diogenese
However my opinion only so DYOR
FF
AKIDA BALLISTA
Many thanks @jtardif999, @VictorG, @Falling Knife, @Diogenese
However my opinion only so DYOR
FF
AKIDA BALLISTA
Having an Akida front end on the servers of a server farm would be like adding a super-efficient cooling system only better. The amount of waste heat generated would be greatly reduced. Plus you could reduce the amount of energy needed to run the cooling system.Nice assessment ;
Arm is expected to make large gains .
Brainchip/ Arm = Armed & Dangerous
AMD expected to occupy over 20% of server CPU market and Arm 8% in 2023, according to DIGITIMES Research
Joseph Tsai, DIGITIMES Asia, TaipeiWednesday 22 February 20230
Credit: DIGITIMES
AMD and Arm have been gaining up on Intel in the server CPU market in the past few years, and the margins of the share that AMD had won over were especially large in 2022 as datacenter operators and server brands began finding that solutions from the number-2 maker growing superior to those of the long-time leader, according to Frank Kung, DIGITIMES Research analyst focusing primarily on the server industry, who anticipates that AMD's share will well stand above 20% in 2023, while Arm will get 8%.
Prices are one of the three major drivers that resulted in datacenter operators and server brands switching to AMD. Comparing server CPUs from AMD and Intel with similar numbers of cores, clockspeed, and hardware specifications, the price tags of most of the former's products are at least 30% cheaper than the latter's, and the differences could go as high as over 40%, Kung said.
Such a gap makes a key difference to server companies as they usually procure their CPUs in large volumes and picking AMD's solutions would make a major reduction in their costs. Since Intel's and AMD's processors are both based on the x86 architecture, compatibility is not an issue that server companies need to worry about, Kung noted.
AMD CPUs' high number of cores also makes them perfect for the server environment as the higher the number of cores a CPU has, the more servicing capability it can offer. AMD's 96-core Genoa-architected EPYC processor was launched in the fourth quarter of 2022 with a 128-core CPU set to debut in the first half of 2023, while Intel's best offering in terms of the core number still stays at 60 at the moment.
Support from TSMC is the second driver. AMD's server CPUs are all made via TSMC's latest manufacturing process, allowing them to feature top-notch performances, noted Kung, adding that thanks to TSMC's advanced technologies and high yield rate, AMD has not had a problem with missing its product launch schedule. However, such is not the case with Intel.
The third driver is the fact that Intel is manufacturing all its top-tier CPUs in house. Information from Intel's upstream suppliers shows that Intel's in-house manufacturing technologies have been rather unstable during the past several years, while server brands and datacenter operators have often seen Intel delaying the volume production schedule of its new server platform.
Read more: Meet the Analysts articles
Among datacenter operators, Microsoft and Google are the keenest in procuring servers powered by AMD's solutions. Currently, over 30% of server orders placed by the two cloud service providers are AMD-based models, while within server brands, HP Enterprise (HPE) is keener on AMD-powered servers.
Arm-based processors' penetration in the server market was a bit slower compared to AMD-based ones in 2022 in terms of market share increase, and the growth will decelerate even more in 2023, said Kung. However, in the long term, Arm-based processors will still have the potential for major growth.
Although Arm-based CPUs can achieve a neck-to-neck computing performance compared to x86-based ones from AMD and Intel while consuming much less power, compatibility is currently their biggest weakness.
Since most server programs are designed based on the x86 architecture, the problem is unlikely to fix until more Arm-based servers start to show up, attracting more middleware developers to join the market and write solutions to translate x86 codes for Arm systems.
However, datacenter operators and server brands are still aggressive about Arm processors' development in the server market. Amazon and Alibaba have already started working on Arm-based products before 2022, Microsoft and Google also began projects with Arm products in 2022, and HPE is expanding its adoption of Arm-based servers. Nvidia is now pushing its GPUs to support Arm architecture and Ampere is developing Arm-based chips. In the upcoming years, the opportunity from ESG is expected to take off for Arm CPUs as demand from large-scale datacenter and edge computing servers will surge, Kung added.
Chart 1: Server shipment share by CPU, 2020-2023
Source: DIGITIMES Research, February 2023
Source: DIGITIMES Research, February 2023
Table 1: Server CPU roadmaps by supplier, 2021-2024 Supplier 2021 2022(f) 2023(f) 2024(f) Intel Whitley: supports PCIe 4.0; 10+nm node Sapphire Rapids: supports PCIe 5.0; Intel 7 node Emerald Rapids: Intel 7 node Granite Rapids: Intel 3 node AMD Milan: supports PCIe 4.0; 7nm node
Milan-X
Genoa: supports PCIe 5.0, 5nm nodeBergamo, Genoa-X and Siena: 5nm node Turin: 3nm node Arm Neoverse N1 V2 New N series Ampere Altra Max: 7nm node AmpereOne-1: supports PCIe 5.0; 5nm node AmpereOne-2 AmpereOne-3: 3nm node Nvidia Grace: 5nm node
https://energyinnovation.org/2020/03/17/how-much-energy-do-data-centers-really-use/
Would love to see what Akida could do to these graphs.
It's time for the world government to step in and mandate the use of Akida in cloud servers to save Planet A.
Tothemoon24
Top 20
Perhaps management should be standing up & beating their chests announcing this to the world
Can’t see how promoting one’s product capabilities does any harm unless
Please don’t tell me the company’s placed a NDA on themselves which means they can’t tell us how great they are
Hey somme,
First off, my post contained my overall opinion, which could be 100% wrong or 100% right, it also included some facts, namely the one that you have raised, no partners, companies names or numbers were mentioned at the time, it really related to my question about, why haven't some, if not all of these EAP's signed an IP contract yet!
My words "gone away" could also be phrased as, "that's very interesting technology, at present we are 2 years into our current project, with 18 months to go before we mass market it, so nearer the time we will more than likely re-engage with you then to discuss adopting Akida into our next wave of designs, so thanks for showing us".
As I have mentioned before, it has been a steep learning curve going back to Lou's early days, and new guy Sean is getting a real taste of what it's like to bring "real disruptive" technology to bear, which I think I'd be correct in saying, he hasn't done throughout his career, happy to be corrected on that detail, this has been touted as bigger than the introduction of the internet.
Does anyone know if Peter met up with Bill Gates while he was travelling on the East Coast of Australia recently?
Have a relaxing evening.
Tech (Perth)
Highly doubt a government would
Mandate the use of a specific device or product but I would expect a government to mandate a power usage reduction target that all cloud servers had to meet by a predetermined date. Of course the only way they would meet it would be to introduce Akida but it’s still their business’s decision and not the governments…. Just my thoughts
DYOR.
HopalongPetrovski
I'm Spartacus!
Perhaps management should be standing up & beating their chests announcing this to the world
Can’t see how promoting one’s product capabilities does any harm unless
Please don’t tell me the company’s placed a NDA on themselves which means they can’t tell us how great they are
PVDM said in the recent podcast in response to what he foresaw over the next three years .......
"....what we see for the future is that we will be expanding our market beyond what is traditionally the edge.
So we will take a larger part of what's currently being done in the cloud.
And I'm particularly thinking about self driving cars, robotics and also the home automation market......
For that reason we are studying the neurology of the upper layers of the human brain,
the cortex, is where all our conscious thoughts are taking place and high level processing happens.
And we're implementing those architectures in...within the neuromorphic core."
My take is that basically, they are still working on it.
They have a clever plan
and Rome wasn't built in a day, but that's a lot of potential progress in over just the next three years.My wallet is itching.
TheDon
Regular
I had a dream last night that the announcement was soo good. Wait! I've already used that line. Hmm! Ok, Brn is like a fire. first thing you see is a smoke. The smoke that we see now are the ecosystem that Brn created. Then fire, big fire. Big enough to burn all the shorters.
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TheDon
My Opinion Only
TheDon
Hey somme,
First off, my post contained my overall opinion, which could be 100% wrong or 100% right, it also included some facts, namely the one that you have raised, no partners, companies names or numbers were mentioned at the time, it really related to my question about, why haven't some, if not all of these EAP's signed an IP contract yet!
My words "gone away" could also be phrased as, "that's very interesting technology, at present we are 2 years into our current project, with 18 months to go before we mass market it, so nearer the time we will more than likely re-engage with you then to discuss adopting Akida into our next wave of designs, so thanks for showing us".
As I have mentioned before, it has been a steep learning curve going back to Lou's early days, and new guy Sean is getting a real taste of what it's like to bring "real disruptive" technology to bear, which I think I'd be correct in saying, he hasn't done throughout his career, happy to be corrected on that detail, this has been touted as bigger than the introduction of the internet.
Does anyone know if Peter met up with Bill Gates while he was travelling on the East Coast of Australia recently?
Have a relaxing evening.
Tech (Perth)
Judging your market when you have groundbreaking disruptive tech can be tricky.
Back in1943, the boss of IBM was reported as saying that the world only needed a handful of computers.
In our case, we've changed from software to hardware to IP, the last being the hardest sell, but the most lucrative.
VictorG
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Hoping for the end of year report at close of business tomorrow followed by 5% gains on US markets Friday night, a BRN trading halt Monday morning followed by a price sensitive MOA announcement, BRN with a 50% price jump after trading halt lifted and every shorter reduced to ashes.
Failing that, I'll have to settle for the $20 million Powerball tonight.
Failing that, I'll have to settle for the $20 million Powerball tonight.
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