In 1990, Arm (NASDAQ: ARM), then a startup based in Cambridge, UK, filled the void with high-performance, power-efficient, and small form-factor processor technology for battery-run products.
The processor architecture was so robust that AI functions could be built into the devices themselves – voice, touch, and facial recognition.
Delivering the right compute, from cloud to edgeEnormous cloud data centers process most of the world's big AI workloads today because they can do so more efficiently at scale.
Arm technology is also designed to follow and support AI workloads as they increasingly get distributed outside the cloud to edge devices.
As the most pervasive CPU architecture ever, Arm is at the forefront of the AI/ML revolution, powering billions of devices from smartphones to cloud servers.
Persons:
Grace Hopper, We're
Organizations:
NASDAQ, ARM, Intel, NVIDIA, Insider Studios
Locations:
Cambridge, UK