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Redefining Chip Architecture with Arm CEO Rene Haas

3 Sept 2026 7 published claims 0 attributable people
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I think that uh infrastructure buildout uh could be a headwind just relative to to everything going on which may be you know end quote okay because if it was if if infrastructure buildout was not a headwind uh I think capacity for wafers capacity for memory that probably would be a would be a headwind so I think you're going to see a number of different governors if you will not governors of states but different things that are going to throttle the growth of this uh which just expounding for a second I've been on a bunch of panels and I get a lot a lot of questions about AI bubble and when's it going to stop and there's setting aside the valuation bubbles which is a a stock market index component the the bubble in terms of are we over um over supply to demand not even close and I think again that's because the demand is insatial just given the way these models work >> and infrastructure buildout access to wafers access to memory all of that's combining >> uh you mentioned that Um and I think a lot of companies are learning today that um strategic use of the cap table, access to capital in an era where you either need to consume a lot of compute or you need to put a lot of capex i

“I think that uh infrastructure buildout uh could be a headwind just relative to to everything going on which may be you know end quote okay because if it was if if infrastructure buildout was not a headwind uh I think capacity for wafers capacity for memory that probably would be a would be a headwind so I think you're going to see a number of different governors if you will not governors of states but different things that are going to throttle the growth of this uh which just expounding for a second I've been on a bunch of panels and I get a lot a lot of questions about AI bubble and when's it going to stop and there's setting aside the valuation bubbles which is a a stock market index component the the bubble in terms of are we over um over supply to demand not even close and I think again that's because the demand is insatial just given the way these models work >> and infrastructure buildout access to wafers access to memory all of that's combining >> uh you mentioned that Um and I think a lot of companies are learning today that um strategic use of the cap table, access to capital in an era where you either need to consume a lot of compute or you need to put a lot of capex i”
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02 / evaluation

say strategic partnerships incredibly early uh whether it's with people inside the supply chain uh people in private equity you the banks the banks themselves it's a different game you know now on one hand semis are kind of back because you you now have a a wave of semiconductor startups u there was a long time where that was just not happening uh investment in the industry now we've got a lot but access to capital is going to be the the the gate for them in terms of how they how they get through that.

“say strategic partnerships incredibly early uh whether it's with people inside the supply chain uh people in private equity you the banks the banks themselves it's a different game you know now on one hand semis are kind of back because you you now have a a wave of semiconductor startups u there was a long time where that was just not happening uh investment in the industry now we've got a lot but access to capital is going to be the the the gate for them in terms of how they how they get through that.”
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03 / belief

Uh when we think about the verticals that SoftBank's involved with robotics, energy, data center infrastructure, and then you look at the products that ARM has, the only one we've announced so far is the ARM AGI CPU.

“Uh when we think about the verticals that SoftBank's involved with robotics, energy, data center infrastructure, and then you look at the products that ARM has, the only one we've announced so far is the ARM AGI CPU.”
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04 / belief

Does it actually replace? So I think costs need to come down and the business model need to be need to be uh ultimately vetted because another robotic footprints tend to be things like automotive or um certain surgical robots or data or uh excuse me distribution centers right there's a few very sort of bespoke applications that I think are mostly robotic sales today and so that's why I was a little bit curious >> distribution centers for sure I mean that that can ultimately go completely automated right relative to and even to the ultimate to the delivery right uh and and you can question >> to me loosely speaking a a truck that has an autonomous is a robot of sorts.

“Does it actually replace? So I think costs need to come down and the business model need to be need to be uh ultimately vetted because another robotic footprints tend to be things like automotive or um certain surgical robots or data or uh excuse me distribution centers right there's a few very sort of bespoke applications that I think are mostly robotic sales today and so that's why I was a little bit curious >> distribution centers for sure I mean that that can ultimately go completely automated right relative to and even to the ultimate to the delivery right uh and and you can question >> to me loosely speaking a a truck that has an autonomous is a robot of sorts.”
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05 / belief

I think there is a to to we were maybe chat about this a bit earlier that there's a fear that AI means job loss and and job loss means for all these things kind of implications. So I think unfortunately >> you think that fear is well grounded or because somewhere it seems like it's only creating jobs.

“I think there is a to to we were maybe chat about this a bit earlier that there's a fear that AI means job loss and and job loss means for all these things kind of implications. So I think unfortunately >> you think that fear is well grounded or because somewhere it seems like it's only creating jobs.”
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06 / belief

I think there's an enormous amount of interest from the technology industry and the software industry in sort of better understanding the chip supply chain recently.

“I think there's an enormous amount of interest from the technology industry and the software industry in sort of better understanding the chip supply chain recently.”
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07 / belief

Uh I think that's going to become a much more important muscle uh as we as we go forward because it's one thing to en said another way there's a lot of really great young companies today doing AI chips well-known companies getting tons of funding innovative designs etc etc selling into an industry where the capital requirements are just massive and the relationships with memory vendors is incredibly critical or the relationship with substrate vendors so companies are going to have to be much >> more access to a 3nometer line, a 16 line, advanced packaging line, all of it.

“Uh I think that's going to become a much more important muscle uh as we as we go forward because it's one thing to en said another way there's a lot of really great young companies today doing AI chips well-known companies getting tons of funding innovative designs etc etc selling into an industry where the capital requirements are just massive and the relationships with memory vendors is incredibly critical or the relationship with substrate vendors so companies are going to have to be much >> more access to a 3nometer line, a 16 line, advanced packaging line, all of it.”
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