The Arm Podcast

The launch of the Arm AGI CPU marks one of the most significant milestones in Arm’s history. In this episode of Arm Viewpoints, Brian Fuller sits down with Arm VP Eddie Ramirez to explore why Arm made the leap from IP and compute subsystems to deployment-ready silicon, and what that means for the future of AI infrastructure.

They discuss the rise of agentic AI, the growing importance of CPUs in orchestrating AI workloads, the power and efficiency challenges facing modern data centers, and how Arm is positioning itself to help organizations deploy AI at unprecedented scale. Along the way, Eddie shares behind-the-scenes insights from the AGI CPU launch event and offers a glimpse into how AI, cloud infrastructure, and physical intelligence may evolve over the next five years.

Recorded live at Arm’s AGI CPU launch event March 24, 2026, this Arm Viewpoints panel brings together senior leaders from across the business to unpack the journey behind Arm’s latest milestone. Will Abbey, Dermot O’Driscoll, Steve Halter and Eric Hayes explore how Arm has evolved from a world-class IP provider to delivering full compute subsystems—and now, silicon.
The conversation traces Arm’s path into the data center, the rise of AI-driven infrastructure demand, and the engineering, ecosystem, and operational shifts required to build at scale. From performance-per-watt and system-level design to supply chain readiness and partner collaboration, this discussion offers a behind-the-scenes look at what it takes to deliver compute for the AI era—and what comes next in an increasingly agentic world.

The Arm Viewpoints podcast welcomes Tristram Norman, co-founder and CTO of Simprints; Bertrand Pedersen, senior Manager, Private Sector Partnerships and Innovation at Gavi, the Vaccine Alliance; and Rosalie Tribe, who leads Social Impact and Innovation Partnerships at Arm. Together, we discuss a groundbreaking collaboration in Ghana that uses biometric identification and AI-powered tools running on Arm-based devices to support community health workers delivering multi-dose vaccines, including the malaria vaccine.

In this episode of Arm Viewpoints, Brian Fuller speaks with Bob O’Donnell, Founder and President of Technalysis Research, about the rise of hybrid AI and what it means for enterprise strategy.
From the “great AI repatriation” back to private data centers to the growing role of AI PCs and agentic workflows, Bob explains why AI is becoming more distributed across cloud, enterprise, and edge environments. They explore workload placement, infrastructure investment, AI browsers, connectivity, and what CIOs should be doing now to prepare for a decentralized AI future.
A must-listen for IT leaders navigating AI at scale.

In this episode of the Arm Viewpoints podcast, Brian Fuller sits down with Austin Lyons, founder of Chipstrat and senior analyst at Creative Strategies, to unpack one of the most consequential shifts in semiconductor design today: chiplets. Lyons explains why chiplets are more than a packaging technique; they represent a new design methodology and economic model driven by rising silicon costs, scaling limits, and the need for faster innovation.