BrainChip Podcast

In this episode, Rob telson speaks with Industry Expert, Michael Azoff, about neuromorphic computing in the AI space including edge AI, neural network architectures, sensory-based applications, and more.

In this episode, Rob Telson speaks with Katina Michaels, Professor and Public Interest Technology advocate about the social implications of technology, beneficial AI, and much more.

In this episode, Rob Telson and Jem Davies (Arm) discuss the process that technology undergoes before implementation at the consumer level, how AI on devices is helping to evolve the direction of the technology, and how these transformations can ultimately benefit society.

In this episode, Rob Telson and Zach Shelby (Edge Impulse) discuss the broader AI ecosystem and how developers leverage data-driven engineering to enable the rapid development of ML models.

In this episode, we continue with our "outside looking in" theme with this insightful conversation with Rob Lincourt, Distinguished Engineer in the Office of the CTO at Dell Technologies. Rob has spent more than 20 years focused on technology introductions. Find out how BrainChip and the Akida Processor Technology interests Rob.

Technology investment guru Alex Divinsky joins BrainChip Vice President of Worldwide Sales Rob Telson on the latest “This is our Mission” podcast episode designed to provide insight on the Company’s strategy and progress.

In this fourth episode of the series, Mankar discusses with host Louis DiNardo, BrainChip’s CEO, the company’s industrial advantages and the market benefits of its Akida™ neuromorphic processor

Hosted by BrainChip CEO Louis DiNardo, the third episode in the series highlights Peter van der Made’s success in being at the forefront of computer innovation and invention for 45 years. He designed the first generations of digital neuromorphic devices on which BrainChip’s Akida™ neuromorphic processor is based, and holds its patent. His book, Higher Intelligence: How to Create a Functional Artificial Brain, published in 2013, describes the architecture of the brain from a computer science perspective. He remains actively involved in the design of the next generation of Akida chips and in research on advanced neuromorphic architectures.

This second episode provides a detailed view of the Company’s served markets, success of the Early Access Program, and Intellectual Property licensing. The episode will conclude with an update on the current status of device development and commercial efforts. Subsequent podcasts may include BrainChip management and industry experts.

In this launch episode of the BrainChip (ASX:BRN) podcast from San Francisco, CEO Lou DiNardo talks about on-chip learning and ultra-low power edge AI. He discusses the progress of the development of the Akida neural networking processor and the efforts to commercialise both their intellectual property and their integrated circuits.