Yes a notable omission. Sort of like deception of the masses, in...

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14/04/24

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Originally posted by MarketingMan: ↑

There is another very good YouTuber called Anastasi In Tech. She's does excellent videos about chip fabrication and the latest trends.

In this video she reports on IBM's North Pole neuromorphic chip. North Pole is the successor to IBM's True North neuromorphic chip and is 4,000 times faster. IBM of course touts this chip as the fastest and most advanced neuromorphic chip on the market (as does Brainchip when talking about Akida).

The video shows a comparison table (presumably supplied by IBM) where North Pole is compared with other Edge AI processors but mostly GPU's.

The table does not include Brainchip's Akida (a notable omission).

Anastasi points this out later in the video, mentioning other neuromorphic processors (INTEL's LOIHI 2 still in development, DYNAP chip by SynSense also in development), and other neuromorphic processors based on analog technology (IBM Chip Hermes still in development, NeuRRAM AI Chip from Stamford in development, and Mythic which is also developing an analog AI Chip).

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Yes a notable omission. Sort of like deception of the masses, in a way. "Let's conveniently leave out Brainchip because they're too small". Lol
Why can't IBM just accept Brainchip has the superior chip? Is it corporate greed and monopoly.... maybe Anastasi needs to do a video on BrainChips low power advantage compared to its rivals as it seems the masses don't get it yet.... There will be a day when it will be clear.

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