2025-05-11 智能仪表资讯 0
在芯片的新纪元中，Arm CEO Rene Ha recently unveiled his ambitious vision for AI applications, envisioning a future where all forms of AI will run on Arm chips in some form. This strategic shift signifies that the "mobile chip king" is moving forward with its "AI on Arm" strategy after the success of its "Windows on Arm" initiative.
The company has been accelerating its AI efforts, establishing an AI chip department and strengthening partnerships. As reported earlier this year, Arm set up an AI chip department backed by SoftBank's investment support, aiming to achieve mass production by 2025. When questioned about these reports during a recent media event, Dermot ODriscoll, Vice President of Product Solutions at Arm, neither confirmed nor denied them.
In response to queries regarding Arm's goals in developing AI chips, ODriscoll emphasized that the company aims to ensure their products are applicable across any field requiring computational solutions. He underscored that every sub-market involving AI training or inference would utilize Arm's chipset solutions.
The recent closing of the Arm Technology Forum in Shenzhen marks the end of its Asia-Pacific region tour spanning five cities. Industry analysts note that as Arm enters the era of artificial intelligence (AI), internal architectural changes are underway within the company.
As a leading provider of computing platforms, ARM has historically prioritized communication and collaboration with downstream semiconductor design companies such as Qualcomm, Apple and MediaTek. However, given the rapid growth in demand for AI services within mobile platforms, ARM hopes to leverage its technology solutions for successful transformation.
Over recent years ARM has become increasingly focused on developers and directly collaborating with various terminal manufacturers through strategic partnerships and alliances.
Through these collaborations and relationships,
ARM’s influence extends far beyond traditional semiconductors.
ARM accelerates development
of their ecosystem around Artificial Intelligence
and plans to have billions more devices supporting it by 2025
Product management vice president James McNiven highlights how artificial intelligence will be one major technological change in this era,
with potential implications extending far beyond human civilization.
He notes that widespread adoption requires simultaneous advancements across hardware,
software,
and ecosystems—otherwise progress could be hindered.
To address this issue,
ARM seeks
to accelerate development
by creating hardware better suited for A.I.,
as well as software tailored for A.I.'s needs:
the latest Armv9 architecture & Kleidi showcase this effort
McNiven further emphasizes:
From personal devices to data centers,
A.I., he says,
will ultimately become core functionality
for smart gadgets worldwide;
he hopes ARM’s products can serve as foundations upon which software runs during A.I.'s reign
It is widely known that since securing leadership status within mobile chip markets over several years ago,
Arm began opening doors into PC markets alongside servers & automobiles — sparking off waves under 'Windows On Arms'. Currently outpacing three billion units shipped per annum using their architectures' power!
And now building from here,
Arm targets making even more ARMs compatible with A.I.. The company sets forth another goal: By 2025 – one trillion ARMs should support Artificial Intelligence!
