René Lankenau Haas

1 month ago | design-reuse.com | Rene Haas |René Lankenau Haas

May. 16, 2025 – By Rene Haas, CEO, Arm The future of AI compute is being built on Arm. AI continues to transform every major market — from the largest datacenters to the smallest devices, such as earbuds — intensifying the demands on compute. Our industry faces a fundamental challenge: delivering massive performance gains while keeping power consumption in check. As AI workloads are added to rapidly evolving compute demands, power efficiency at the system-on-chip level is more important than ever.

1 month ago | design-reuse-embedded.com | Rene Haas |René Lankenau Haas

Find the Latest SoC Solutionsfor... Automotive... IoT... Security... Audio... Video May. 16, 2025 – By Rene Haas, CEO, Arm The future of AI compute is being built on Arm. AI continues to transform every major market — from the largest datacenters to the smallest devices, such as earbuds — intensifying the demands on compute. Our industry faces a fundamental challenge: delivering massive performance gains while keeping power consumption in check.

1 month ago | newsroom.arm.com | Rene Haas |René Lankenau Haas

News The future of AI compute is being built on Arm. AI continues to transform every major market — from the largest datacenters to the smallest devices, such as earbuds — intensifying the demands on compute. Our industry faces a fundamental challenge: delivering massive performance gains while keeping power consumption in check. As AI workloads are added to rapidly evolving compute demands, power efficiency at the system-on-chip level is more important than ever.

Feb 14, 2025 | speedinet.co.za | Sherrill Byrne |Meta Platforms |Rene Haas |René Lankenau Haas

ARM takes on its own customers: the chip giant’s bold new strategyARM has begun recruiting from its own customers and competing with them as it pushes towards selling its own chips.

Oct 23, 2024 | speedinet.co.za | Sherrill Byrne |Rene Haas |René Lankenau Haas

The showdown threatens to roil the smartphone and PC markets, and disrupt the finances and operations of two of the most influential companies in the semiconductor industry.