"Nature abhors.a vacuum" is a quote from my past and it seems...

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21/02/21

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Originally posted by Fact Finder: ↑

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One surprisingly common theme amongst the announced architectures is that hardware details are not disclosed. This appears largely to be a competitive thing. These architectures reflect many different trade offs and ideas, and if a few specific hardware notions yield great success, then the last thing they want is for that to be public. Patents help, and patents are legion in this space. But even so, keeping the competition in the dark is clearly a strategy for some companies."

https://brainchipinc.com/edge-inference-architectures-proliferate-pt-1/

The above is extracted from an article of 8 February, 2021 which is presently available on the BRN web site under 'Learn'.

It supports that the sort of secrecy we are presently witnessing is the semiconductor industry norm.

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"Nature abhors.a vacuum" is a quote from my past and it seems the vacuum here has been filled with ???

My open question remains that given the only concrete deal is for IP with Renasas that could generate revenue if they deploy and other associations which suggest an IP deal is all good for technology credibility BUT WHO ARE THE BUYERS OF THE 28nm AKIDA CHIP to be produced by TSMC within the next 6-12 months

We have not heard or speculated who these companies may be (Storage, PC, Drones ???)

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