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10.04.26 - 11:13
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Arm CEO On Company Betting Big on AI (Bloomberg)
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In this month's Bloomberg Tech: Europe episode Tom Mackenzie speaks to Arm CEO Rene Haas as the company makes a dramatic pivot. Arm, long known for powering the world's smartphones, is now betting its future on the cloud, data centres, and the explosive growth of generative AI. He speaks with CEO Rene Haas to discuss Arm's next chapter, the race for AI dominance, and what it means for the future of technology. (Source: Bloomberg)...
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10.04.26 - 11:13
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Arm in Pole Position for AI: Liontrust′s Pleydell-Bouverie (Bloomberg)
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Arm's move to sell its own chips has been largely cheered by investors. One of those investors supportive of the plan is Clare Pleydell-Bouverie, Fund Manager at Liontrust. Liontrust's top tech investments include Nvidia, Broadcom and TSMC.
She spoke to Bloomberg's Tom Mackenzie on Bloomberg Tech: Europe. (Source: Bloomberg)...
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10.04.26 - 10:24
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US summoned bank bosses to discuss cyber risks posed by Anthropic′s latest AI model (The Guardian)
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Reports say Fed chair Jerome Powell among attenders at meeting in Washington The US Treasury secretary, Scott Bessent, summoned major American bank chiefs to a meeting in Washington this week amid concerns over the cyber risks posed by Anthropic's latest AI model, according to reports.Bosses including the Federal Reserve chair, Jerome Powell, were said to have gathered at the Treasury headquarters for the meeting after the release of the Claude Mythos AI model that Anthropic says poses unprecedented cybersecurity risks. Continue reading......
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10.04.26 - 10:06
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AI Boom Driving $100 Bln Chip Opportunity, Arm CEO Says (Bloomberg)
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Chip company Arm is positioning itself for a major shift beyond smartphones, betting big on the rapid growth of cloud computing and data centers. CEO Rene Haas says the company expects this segment to dominate its business in the years ahead. Haas speaks to Bloomberg's Tom Mackenzie about the lucrative opportunity. This interview was recorded on March 23 for "Bloomberg Tech: Europe." (Source: Bloomberg)...
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10.04.26 - 10:06
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Arm CEO Haas on Shifting From Smartphones to AI (Bloomberg)
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Arm CEO Rene Haas speaks to Bloomberg's Tom Mackenzie as the chip company positions itself for a major shift beyond smartphones, betting big on the rapid growth of cloud computing and data centers. This interview was recorded on March 23 for "Bloomberg Tech: Europe." (Source: Bloomberg)...
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10.04.26 - 10:06
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Arm CEO Says AI Is ′Much Bigger′ Than the Internet Shift (Bloomberg)
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Arm CEO Rene Haas says the artificial intelligence boom is not just another tech cycle, but rather something "much bigger" and more far-reaching than anything that came before. In an interview with Bloomberg's Tom Mackenzie, Haas explains why AI is scaling beyond the PC and mobile eras, driven by surging demand for compute, memory and infrastructure. This interview was recorded on March 23 for "Bloomberg Tech: Europe." (Source: Bloomberg)...
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10.04.26 - 10:06
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MAtek sees record March revenue as AI and silicon photonics boost testing demand (Digitimes)
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MAtek's March revenue surge has implications for global chipmakers and AI infrastructure providers: rising demand for advanced material and failure analysis testing linked to AI chip and silicon photonics development could strain testing capacity worldwide and influence timelines for advanced node adoption, optical communications deployment, and related investment....
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10.04.26 - 10:06
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A new kind of computer emerges for the age of AI agents (Digitimes)
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As AI agents grow capable of independently operating computers, drafting documents, and managing schedules, the relationship between humans and machines is undergoing a fundamental shift. A recent viral phenomenon involving so-called "lobster" agents (OpenClaw) has underscored a new question in the market: traditional PCs and smartphones may no longer be the ideal platforms for AI....
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10.04.26 - 10:00
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AI products are reaching further into our lives. Does it matter who controls the companies behind them? | Van Badham (The Guardian)
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Every organisation needs guardrails that channel them away from human fallibility and collectively minimise the harm they can doFollow our Australia news live blog for latest updatesGet our breaking news email, free app or daily news podcastThe joke on the internet asks: “What are the seven most terrifying words in the English language?” The answer: “Ronan Farrow's been asking questions about you.”The investigative journalist has a piece in The New Yorker this week, where the subject of said inquiries is Sam Altman, the billionaire founder and CEO of OpenAI, the company that owns ChatGPT. Continue reading......
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