2021 BRN Discussion, page-11316

As a follow on I have picked out andedited down the tweets of David Klee Microsoft MVP and posted here what I thinkare his most significant endorsements of Brainchip next to that of Rob Lincourtfrom DELL Technologies had to say:

David Klee

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David Klee

@kleegeek

Microsoft MVP, VMware vExpert, and SQL Server andinfrastructure / cloud performance tuner. Founder of SQLibrium and HerafluxTechnologies.

1. David Klee @kleegeek·.12h

Great use of intelligent edge ML! @brainchip_inc #AIFD2

2. David Klee @kleegeek·12h

Immediate real-world example of results with @brainchip_inc for today's challenges #AIFD2

3. David Klee @kleegeek ·12h

Sweet! @brainchip_inc has a ML framework #AIFD2

4. David Klee@kleegeek ·12h

One shot AI learning. On-chip at the edge and not in the central data center. Incredible!

@brainchip_inc #AIFD2

5. David Klee @kleegeek·13h

#BrainChip looks to be incredibly lightweight#AIFD2

6. David Klee @kleegeek·13h

Kicking off day two of #AIFD2 with #BrainChip looking to move AI to the edge

7. David Klee Retweeted Stephen Foskett @SFoskett13h

@BrainChip_Inc is demonstrating real-time on-chip learning with a single shot and no cloud. If they can get this into production it will revolutionize IoT! #AIFD2

From DAVID KLEE’s LinkedIn page

About

I am a Microsoft MVP, VMware vExpert, SQL Serverperformance enthusiast, and virtualization architect. I spend my daysvirtualizing or migrating to the cloud mission critical SQL Servers as theFounder of SQLibrium and Founder and Chief Architect of Heraflux Technologies.My areas of expertise are virtualization and performance, datacenterarchitecture, software engineering, security, and business process analysis.When I am not geeking out on database and infrastructure technologies, I enjoyanything with a motor and try to be an avid amateur photographer. You can readmy blog at davidklee.net, and reach me on Twitter at @kleegeek.

Specialties: Private cloud architecture with VMwarevSphere and MS Hyper-V, public cloud architectures with MS Azure and AmazonAWS, SQL Server, CosmosDB, infrastructure and database performance, capacitymodeling, cloud enablement and migration, and availability solutions

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