Innovation at the Intersection of Hardware and Software
summary
Panel argues Armv9 expands architecture for specialized workloads and shows concrete tooling: cloud-hosted virtual hardware and Arm Fast Models in cloud let teams run full-system experiments long before silicon exists. Trade-offs surface: purpose-built silicon gives better power and latency but adds multi‑million‑dollar cost and market risk. Edge design shifts toward cloud‑native deployment patterns, heterogeneous compute orchestration, and reference stacks like MIH EV open platform to speed integration and reuse across products.
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chapters (5)
- 0:00Meet the panelists
- 4:55Intersection of Hardware and Software
- 6:37Issues for Hardware and Software Development
- 11:29Advantages and Disadvantages of Purpose-Built Silicon
- 13:01Importance of Embracing Cloud Native Principles
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