Next-gen semiconductors and computer chips are the lifeblood of today’s digital economy. With artificial intelligence and the rise of ubiquitous computing, chip-maker companies are filling the demand for cutting-edge hardware.
That hardware must be designed in adherence to changing standards in schematics and chip design. Companies such as Arm Holdings PLC are shaping the architecture of tomorrow’s computer processors.
“If you look at Arm, we’re pretty much the compute platform for everyone,” said Ami Badani (pictured), chief marketing officer of Arm. “We have about 70% of the world on devices that are on Arm. Whether that’s a smartphone that all of us use every day to advanced servers that are running artificial intelligence. Everything now is shifting to high performance, low power; and that’s the opportunity in front of us at Arm. What we believe is we want to be the platform for ubiquitous computing for everyone.”
Badani spoke with theCUBE Research’s Dave Vellante and John Furrier at the AI Infrastructure …