2020 BRN Discussion, page-21368

You know what they say about roads... they all lead to Rome, but Rome wasn't built in a day, as they say. But you say all roads lead out to different locations, but do those locations lead back to Rome? Rome liked to adopt Greek gods as their own also. Could Akida been seen as a form of a Greek god, being adopted by the Romans?
"Akida is the Greek word for spike, so it's an appropriate description of the temporally sparse activations the processor uses to enable event-driven computation"*
*(BRAINCHIP AKIDA IS A FAST LEARNER. Spiking-Neural-Network Processor Identifies Patterns in Unlabeled Data. By Mike Demler (October 28, 2019)
https://d1io3yog0oux5.cloudfront.net/brainchipinc/files/BrainChip+Akida+Is+a+Fast+Learner.pdf
"... BrainChip has developed a unique product that’s more versatile than its low-power competitors. OEMs can use Akida in smart cameras or to power gesture-based and voice UIs in edge devices. Its audio-pattern-detection capabilities are well suited to industrial tasks such as vibration monitoring, and its ability to recognize data patterns associated with common Internet exploits is ideal for protecting IoT devices. Even as researchers continue to investigate SNN applications, Akida offers a solution that addresses several types of problems."