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The Arm Podcast
Arm
65 episodes
3 weeks ago
In Part 2 of our Arm Viewpoints conversation, futurist Matt Griffin looks ahead to 2026 — a year set to introduce neuro-symbolic AI, real-time learning systems, quantum-accelerated models, and major developments in robotics. A compelling preview of what’s coming next.
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In Part 2 of our Arm Viewpoints conversation, futurist Matt Griffin looks ahead to 2026 — a year set to introduce neuro-symbolic AI, real-time learning systems, quantum-accelerated models, and major developments in robotics. A compelling preview of what’s coming next.
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Arm Viewpoints: A conversation with Aston-Martin F1 engineering lead Charlie Blackwall: Part 1
The Arm Podcast
22 minutes 26 seconds
2 months ago
Arm Viewpoints: A conversation with Aston-Martin F1 engineering lead Charlie Blackwall: Part 1
In this episode of the Arm Viewpoints podcast, we explore how AI and advanced computing are revolutionizing Formula 1 racing, transforming one of the world's most data-intensive sports into a cutting-edge testbed for automotive AI innovation. It's a fascinating conversation between John Kourentis, Arm's, director of automotive go to market and Charlie Blackwell, head of electronics for the Aston Martin Aramco Formula one team.
The Arm Podcast
In Part 2 of our Arm Viewpoints conversation, futurist Matt Griffin looks ahead to 2026 — a year set to introduce neuro-symbolic AI, real-time learning systems, quantum-accelerated models, and major developments in robotics. A compelling preview of what’s coming next.