#308 Christopher Bergey: How Arm Enables AI to Run Directly on Devices

The ARM architecture has existed now for almost thirty years, and that started from early investments from companies like Apple, early adopters of the ARM architecture that made it the stalwart that it is, where companies like Nintendo, companies like Nokia back in the eighties and nineties as these smartphone revolution, all that kind of stuff really started around ARM, and then that's what's driven us to be where we are today. We have big CPUs and little CPUs, and we're actually moving the workloads back and forth because certain times you need the performance, certain times you don't. And so that's really the way these devices work where you to your doorbell example, you're looking for maybe some motion. You're looking for something. And then once you trigger that event, okay. Now let's fire up some more computing elements. In business, they say you can have better, cheaper, or faster, but you only get to pick two. What if you could have all three at the same time? That's exactly what Coher, Thompson Reuters, and Specialized Bikes have. Since they upgraded to the next generation of the cloud, Oracle Cloud Infrastructure. OCI is the blazing fast platform for your infrastructure database, application development, and AI needs, where you can run any workload in a high availability, consistently high performance environment, and spend less than you would with other clouds. How is it faster? OCI's block storage gives you more operations per second. Cheaper? OCI costs up to 50 percent less for compute, 70% less for storage, and 80% less for networking. Better? In test after test, OCI customers report lower latency and higher bandwidth versus other clouds. This is a cloud built for AI and all your biggest workloads. Right now, with zero commitment, try OCI for free. Head to oracle.com/ionai.i on AI all run together, eyeonai. That's oracle.com/ionai. So it's great to be here, Craig. Thanks for inviting me. So my name is Chris Bergey. I'm the senior vice president general manager of the client line of business at Arm. And that means I very much focus on all of the rich rich edge devices that Arm, is so prominent in. So, things like smartphones, but, also, we are obviously making quite a bit of inroads into things like PCs. We participate all parts of your house, whether that's your TVs, your smart speakers, all kind of rich endpoints that that you have powered and and are quickly becoming AI enabled. And I think that's what we're gonna talk about today, Craig. Just a little bit about my background. I've spent almost thirty years in semiconductors. Various big companies started out of school at AMD and and and moved to Broadcom for almost a decade and and also did some startups in between. So, along it I can't believe it's gone by this this quickly, but, I guess, you know, semiconductors have never been this cool as, it seems like governments and, everyone really cares about semiconductors. So …