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Rene Haas, CEO of Arm Holdings, discussed the future potential of AI in cancer research and robotics during a BBC interview. He highlighted the challenges posed by a chip shortage on AI development and expressed skepticism about the feasibility of chip manufacturing in the UK. Haas also noted the significant demand for Arm's microchips and the company's role in the AI boom.
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Rene Haas, CEO of Arm Holdings, discussed the future potential of AI in cancer research and robotics during a BBC interview. He highlighted the challenges posed by a chip shortage on AI development and expressed skepticism about the feasibility of chip manufacturing in the UK. Haas also noted the significant demand for Arm's microchips and the company's role in the AI boom.
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