Hot Chips Takes a Walk Down Memory Lane - Part 1
September 1, 2011
Recently I gave a keynote presentation at the Hot Chips conference at Stanford University entitled “ARM Processor Evolution: Bringing High Performance to Mobile Devices”. In my talk I covered three main topics. First, how computing has evolved over the last 30 years from its desk bound origins to the ultra mobile world we know today. Second I talked about ARM’s role in that evolution and some of our early experiences of mobile devices. Finally, I spoke about some of the challenges I see ahead of us. In this blog I will give a recap of my presentation. Here in part 1 I’ll cover the history, and in part 2 look to the future.
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