WIRE)--BrainChip Holdings Ltd (ASX: BRN, OTCQX: BRCHF, ADR: BCHPY), the world's first commercial producer of ultra-low power neuromorphic AI chips and IP, today announced new sales partnerships in Europe and Israel that will further expand the commercial reach of its Akida neuromorphic computing platforms. The company has partnered with Eastronics, a large, high-tech distributor in Israel, and SalesLink, a European technology solutions provider, to optimize local market sales throughout the EMEA. These relationships serve as a gateway for introducing Akida technology to customers looking to leverage BrainChip's IP across a wide range of applications – from industrial IoT, cybersecurity, and autonomous vehicles to smart sensors that can detect and act on visual features, sound, touch, smell, and taste. Eastronics employs a large group of highly experienced sales and professional application engineers from diverse backgrounds and disciplines, supporting demand creation / design-in activities from the early stage of a project's definition until production. Eastronics is ideally suited to benefit BrainChip's global expansion in terms of customer presence and broad reach, from vertical such as medical, military, and industrial IoT markets, in the Israeli territory.

Qu&Co and Pasqal are merging their businesses, combining Qu&Co's robust portfolio of algorithms with Pasqal's full-stack neutral-atom system to accelerate the quantum path to commercial applications. The united business, known as Pasqal and located in Paris, will offer a 1,000-qubit quantum solution in 2023, according to the disclosed roadmaps of the most sophisticated quantum platforms. Qu&Co's portfolio of quantum algorithms will be tightly integrated with Pasqal's advanced quantum hardware, providing added value to customers such as Johnson & Johnson, LG, Airbus, and BMW Group. The combined company will offer a wide range of quantum solutions in chemistry, life sciences, automotive, electronics, utilities, aerospace, defense, finance, and other sectors. In an interview with EE Times Europe, Georges-Olivier Reymond, CEO of Pasqal, said the merger enables the combined company to fast-track the implementation of its R&D roadmap, recruit top talent, achieve an industry-relevant quantum advantage much sooner, and serve more clients with new, unique, and proprietary quantum solutions.

MOUNTAIN VIEW, CA, USA, Mar 9, 2022 – Synopsys is pleased to announce the Simpleware Release T-2022.03. The latest release of Simpleware software includes many new features and improvements, including the new shoulder CT tool in the Simpleware AS Ortho module, contour measurements, improved 3D printing capabilities, and aortic valve analysis. Join us on March 30, 2022 to see the new features in action. Register to watch live or to receive the on-demand recording to view at your own convenience. Synopsys' Simpleware software provides an industry-leading, comprehensive 3D image processing platform for handling 3D scan data.

Apple will be holding its next event online on March 8th, the company announced today with an invite featuring the "peek performance" tagline, and multicolored Apple logo that could hint at the colors of new devices. The company didn't disclose further details about what the virtual event will entail, beyond the timing set for 1PM ET / 10AM PT. However, Bloomberg reporter Mark Gurman, who is often a reliable source for Apple rumors, speculates Apple may announce a low-cost iPhone SE. The new device, he suggests, will arrive with 5G, a faster A15 CPU chip, and better cameras. It will share the same design as the current iPhone SE, however, which means the new SE may also retain the Touch ID feature.

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With AI and data at its core, OrthoGrid technology redefines orthopedic navigation and improves the surgeon's efficiency, accuracy, and reproducibility. "Surgeons are risk-averse decision makers," says Richard Boddington, co-CEO of OrthoGrid. "They spend most of their time interpreting information so they can make decisions that ensure reproducible outcomes for their patients. AI provides them with the most efficient way to interpret all that information in real-time, which is the true transformation we are delivering in orthopedic surgery." The last technology innovation cycle in orthopedic navigation integrated robotics as an extension of an optical tracking system that is a few decades old.

Platform deployment aims to significantly improve'look-to-book' and automated decisions Leading global AI-powered credit decision platform provider, Scienaptic AI announced today that NuMark Credit Union has chosen its AI-based underwriting platform to provide enhanced and faster credit decisions to its members. NuMark Credit Union has a long history of treating its members like family, and they diligently follow their philosophy of "people helping people." The credit union believes in enriching the financial lives of its members. NuMark Credit Union serves more than 50,000 members from nine branches. By using Scienaptic's AI-powered loan decisioning platform, the credit union looks to enhance its member experience with faster lending decisions to help members finance their dreams and do more with their money.

DIGIMAN aims at contributing to successfully shaping workforce transformation by developing a post-graduation for the future T-shaped professionals with a combination of high-tech skills (cyber-physical systems and IoT, analytics and machine learning, robotics and Artificial Intelligence, lean 4.0) and general skills across multiple domains (creativity, innovation, entrepreneurship, etc.). DIGIMAN trains professionals that will contribute to a wider implementation of advanced manufacturing technologies with the provision of the right skills. DIGIMAN targets engineers and managers with professional experience and offers to upgrade their knowledge with new expertise on industry 4.0 and improve their qualifications. For more information visit our webpage or send us email to digiman.eitm@fe.up.pt DIGIMAN is organised in 2 semesters, with 5 courses in each semester, and will be delivered using the EIT Manufacturing Skills.move platform.

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Tesla CEO Elon Musk said Wednesday that he believes the company's goal of a humanoid robot is the most important thing it's working on. The electric vehicle manufacturer first announced its robot plans at its AI Day last year. Instead of showing off any sort of prototype, a person in a robot suit walked stiffly on stage and proceeded to dance, spin and pretend to jump rope. "Obviously that was not real," Musk told the audience, after thanking the person for their robot performance. On the company's earnings call Wednesday, Musk said of its planned robot, "This I think has the potential to be more significant than the vehicle business over time."