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The conversation around AI infrastructure is evolving.
As agentic AI workloads become more complex, industry leaders are looking at infrastructure through a new lens, balancing performance, scalability and energy efficiency at system level.
Hear from our partners at
AI didn't just get smarter. It got busier.
With agentic AI, systems are continuously reasoning, retrieving information, and coordinating actions. It's a change that shifts the focus from adding more compute to building infrastructure that can orchestrate it all efficiently.
Innovation doesn't follow a single path.
That's why Arm continues to expand its compute platform with IP, Arm Compute Subsystems (CSS), and production-ready silicon—giving partners more ways to build on Arm.
@Lenovo is one of many partners turning that expanded choice into
AI isn't just transforming workloads. It's transforming graphics.
Arm Neural Frame Rate Upscaling (NFRU) is helping introduce a new era of gaming on mobile with Neural Dawn. 📱
To get a closer look, make sure to register for Arm Create Dev Day at SIGGRAPH 2026!
Congratulations to the 2026 WILDLABS Award winners!
Alongside @WILDLABSNET, we're supporting conservation technology projects that use AI, edge computing, bioacoustics, and open tools to help protect biodiversity and deliver real-world impact.
https://newsroom.arm.com/blog/announcing-the-winners-of-the-wildlabs-awards-2026?utm_source=twitter&utm_medium=social-organic&utm_content=blog&utm_campaign=mk23_sustainability_na
More AI agents = more demand for CPU cores.
In an interview with Key Context, Rene Haas speaks with @firstadopter about how agentic AI workflows are changing what data centers need from the CPU, with higher core counts becoming increasingly important as AI workloads scale.
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🌍 Every child deserves to be counted.
With @Simprints, @gavi and Ghana Health Services, we're supporting safe & secure AI-powered biometric ID technology that helps health workers uniquely identify children and connect them to life-saving care.
Hear from Samuel Laate on why
