2025-05-11 智能仪表资讯 0
在芯片的未来之路上，Arm CEO Rene Ha recently unveiled his vision for AI applications, envisioning a future where all AI applications run on Arm chips in some form. This strategic shift signifies that the "mobile chip king" is moving towards becoming the "AI chip king" after successfully implementing its "Windows on Arm" strategy.
Arm is accelerating its AI layout by establishing an AI chip department and strengthening partnerships. Reports in early 2024 suggested that Arm had established an AI chip department with support from SoftBank, aiming to achieve mass production by 2025. When questioned about these reports, Dermot ODriscoll, Vice President of Product Solutions at Arm, neither confirmed nor denied them.
In response to media inquiries about Arm's goals in developing AI chips, ODriscoll emphasized that Arm aims to ensure its products can be applied in any field requiring computational solutions. He stressed that all sub-markets involving AI training or inference would utilize Arm's chip solutions.
Recently, the Arm Technology Forum concluded in Shenzhen, marking the end of their tour across five cities in Asia Pacific. Industry analysts pointed out that as Arm enters the age of artificial intelligence (AI), changes are occurring within its internal architecture.
As a leading provider of computing platforms, ARM has long valued communication and collaboration with downstream companies like Qualcomm and Apple as well as Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company (TSMC). However, with mobile platforms' rapidly growing demand for AI services, ARM hopes to leverage its technological solutions for successful transformation.
Over recent years, ARM has become more focused on developers and directly collaborated with various terminal manufacturers through strategic partnerships and collaborations. As a result of such efforts and influence beyond traditional semiconductor industries extends far beyond it.
ARM speeds up development of the ecosystem around Artificial Intelligence
The company plans to provide support for one billion devices using this technology by 2025
James McNiven Vice President Product Management at ARM emphasizes: "Artificial Intelligence will be one of the most important technological revolutions this century."
He states: To make Artificial Intelligence accessible to more fields and users requires simultaneous development across hardware software systems
To solve this problem; ARM seeks to accelerate development through creating hardware suitable for use with Artificial Intelligence alongside software required by an era demanding it - just like their latest announced Armv9 architecture & Kleidi demonstrates
McNiven adds: From personal terminals data centers; Artificial Intelligence will ultimately become core functionality for smart devices
It is known since positioning itself ahead-of-the-curve within mobile phone chips; then turning attention towards opening markets PC servers automotive etc., thereby generating a wave known as 'Windows on Arms'. Currently output volume exceeds three trillion units
Now upon this foundation - they aim further integration into even more ARMs equipped devices supporting AIs functionality
The company set a goal – By 2025 , there should be over ten hundred million units which support AIs
