Read this quote from Intel:Also in December 2020, Intel gave an...

Read this quote from Intel:

Also in December 2020, Intel gave an update on their neuromorphic research test chip, called Loihi, as well as their “Intel Neuromorphic Research Community (INRC),” both of which were also announced two years ago. Across a wide range of applications including voice-command recognition, gesture recognition, image retrieval, optimization and search, and robotics, Loihi has benchmarked 30-1,000 times more energy-efficient than CPUs and GPUs, and 100 times faster. Just as importantly, the architecture lends itself to rapid and ongoing learning, in sharp contrast to CNN-based systems, which tend to have an intense training phase that creates a static model for inference. Intel says they are seeking 1,000 times improvement in energy efficiency, 100 times improvement in performance, and “orders of magnitude” gains in the amount of data needed for training.

Sounds to me that, they (the mob) need to pay up and adopt Brainchip's IP...or join the back of the queue, the ever growing queue that is.

The more the months pass, the more I have really appreciated all the detailed work that goes into lodging a Patent, if you have ever taken the time to read the detail, well, it can become rather overwhelming, unless you are the inventor/s of course.

Let's hope that the New York law firm handling these patents are on the ball, because the fencing wire that's currently around our pot of gold is surely going to be challenged as the months/years unfold in my opinion.