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Moving a cloud-native app from x64 to Arm takes less than you might think. 👀
Multi-architecture containers make it possible to build for and deploy on Arm-based Microsoft @Azure Cobalt 200 with minimal changes.
Watch the demo to learn how!
https://okt.to/iLB29e
One compute platform. From the device in your hands to the cloud behind it. @ctbergey explores how Arm is enabling the future of hybrid intelligence. 👇
From cloud to PC: Arm is powering the next era of intelligent computing
We’re entering an exciting new chapter for Arm, not just in personal computing, but across the computing landscape...
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The next chapter of hybrid intelligence is taking shape on Arm.
Microsoft's new Surface PC featuring @NVIDIARTXSpark brings that vision one step closer, building on the same Arm compute platform that powers Azure Cobalt in the cloud.
It marks a new milestone for our
More power. More possibilities. More places to make it happen.
Meet the most advanced Windows laptops ever, powered by @NVIDIARTXSpark.
Available for pre-order now. https://msft.it/6018aol50
Video Credit: @BBC Tech Now
Technology restoring touch for amputees and those born without a limb today — and advancing what’s possible in robotics. 🦾
@paulcarterTV, @DOUBLExA and Arm’s @drewhenry explored the @PSYONICinc Ability Hand at our Cambridge office – and the
Arm is heading to the #OCPGlobalSummit2026 with a full week of conversations about what it takes to scale AI infrastructure.
If you're headed to the show, make sure to fit Arm into your schedule where you'll hear from Arm experts and ecosystem partners about open
The next era of Windows is taking shape across hybrid intelligence and we're excited to see @Microsoft continue to innovate across the Windows ecosystem.
The new Windows PCs powered by NVIDIA RTX Spark and built on Arm mark an exciting new chapter for what’s ahead. 👏
From reactive to self-improving, how do we consistently describe what robots can do?
A Robotics Capability Framework creates a shared language for describing and comparing increasingly intelligent robotic systems.
Dermot O’Driscoll explains why this is just the beginning.
