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Arm reports 125 billion Arm processors shipped and argues a trillion-device future forces distributed compute rather than central datacenters; a billion HD video sensors would create about 400 exabytes/month — roughly three times today’s Internet — and require over 40 million servers. Open source and common plumbing enable workload mobility; Arm cites over 100 open-source projects contributed and points to AWS Graviton as an example of custom silicon delivering ~45% cost savings.
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chapters (4)
- 0:00Start
- 2:11The changing Infrastructure
- 4:32Open source is leading to modularity and portability
- 8:59Shift focus from infrastructure to service delivery
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