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x86 vs Arm – Data Centres, IoT & Automotive

  • Public Equity
  • TMT
  • Europe
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Former C-level Executive at Arm

Agenda

  • Overview of processor landscape dynamics, highlighting Arm architecture vs x86 in areas such as data centres, IoT and automotive
  • Areas where Arm remains ahead and areas where share is receding to x86
  • Positioning within the AI landscape over next 3-4 years
  • Challenges for licensing/industry sentiment on custom architecture

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