Robots can dance. But can they deliver value at scale? 🤖💼   That was the big question at the @AGIBOTofficial UK launch, where Arm joined experts from @UniofOxford, @NVIDIA and @AWScloud to discuss the future of physical AI.   Turning innovation into commercial reality will take collaboration across the ecosystem. At Arm, we’re helping enable that with a scalable compute foundation that supports the journey from prototype to deployment.

Congratulations to our partners at @awscloud for the continued momentum of Graviton5 and the continued expansion of Arm-based cloud computing! 🎉

The future of AI infrastructure depends on choice. Arm offers the broadest choice of compute across IP, Arm Compute Subsystems (CSS) and production-ready silicon—giving partners more ways to build, scale and deploy AI. Because more choice strengthens the ecosystem. 💪

Every category that has gone through hardware commoditisation has seen the value migrate. Sometimes to software, sometimes to data, sometimes to distribution. The Physical AI version of that migration is happening now. The candidates are real and competing. Foundation models and the data underneath them. Chip architectures and the AI workloads they unlock. Perception stacks and the cameras that feed them. Industrialisation discipline that moves a product from prototype to factory floor. Software, services, and the long-tail integration work that turns a robot into a deployable system. MACHINA Summit 2026 is hosting a panel on exactly that question. The companies on stage cover most of the candidate answers. Rob Knight, Co-Founder and Chief Robot Officer at @UMA_Robots . Robert Sun, Co-Founder and Founding Engineer at @DexterityAi . John Kourentis, Director of Go-To-Market, Physical AI Business at @Arm . Cécile Schmollgruber, CEO at @Stereolabs3D . Moderated by Zeke Arlott, Group Business Manager at Metric. Expect a conversation grounded in where margin actually sits in the Physical AI stack, who captures it, and what the next two years of competition look like once hardware advantage stops being the differentiator. MACHINA Summit, Europe's Leading Physical AI Event. Join us in Paris on 7 July at Station F. Grab your ticket: machinasummit.com/ #MACHINA2026 #PhysicalAI #Robotics

From translating conversations in real time to helping tackle some of medicine's toughest challenges, AI's greatest value is reducing friction and solving problems where it matters most. Will Abbey, EVP, Chief Commercial Officer at Arm, discussed the future of on-device AI at #SXSWLondon. ➡️ okt.to/em9s8f

“What would it take to make this 10x better?” 💬 Charlotte Eaton, Chief People Officer at Arm shares how our 10x Mindset is helping teams think bigger, move faster, and innovate together as AI reshapes the future of computing.

The next wave of AI will require more than accelerators alone.  As agentic AI workloads grow, so does the need for efficient, scalable CPU infrastructure. At #COMPUTEX2026, Daniel Chen from @Supermicro discusses the market trends driving demand for Arm AGI CPU and why Supermicro is investing in a broad portfolio of Arm-based AI infrastructure solutions. okt.to/16I8jF

A match ball used to be just a ball. Now every touch can become data. Every moment can become insight. That’s what happens when AI moves beyond the cloud and into the world around us at the intelligent edge. The Arm Compute Platform is the foundation for AI everywhere. With many offices across the globe, we're wishing the teams from England, France, Germany, Japan, Norway, Sweden, and the US the very best in the round of 32!

Innovation thrives when companies have the flexibility to build AI in the ways that work best for them. Expanding choice across the compute ecosystem creates more opportunities to innovate, deploy and scale. What creates the strongest AI ecosystem?

How will Physical AI shape the future of robotics? 🤖 🎙️@drewhenry, EVP of Physical AI at Arm, joins @therobotreport Podcast for a deep dive into Arm’s physical AI and robotics strategies. The discussion covers Physical AI, robotics, compute, simulation and the technologies powering autonomous systems. 🎧 Listen: okt.to/0oarwh

As AI workloads become more sophisticated, the CPU is becoming increasingly critical to orchestrating accelerators, managing data movement and improving overall system efficiency. Get a closer look at this shift in the latest episode of Arm Viewpoints featuring Eddie Ramirez. 🎧➡️ okt.to/Dpb6d8

Congrats Qualcomm, on the C1000 CPU, built on Arm as part of its Dragonfly data center solution. 👏 Qualcomm joins a growing ecosystem—including NVIDIA, AWS, Google, Microsoft, Meta and others—choosing our compute platform to deliver the performance and efficiency needed for the next generation of AI: qualcomm.com/news/releases/2…

Physical AI was everywhere at #COMPUTEX2026. 🤖 The Arm ecosystem showed up in full force, showcasing intelligent systems interacting with the world around them, from Nuwa Robotics Kebbi Series and RobotCreator designed to engage and communicate naturally with people, to @AAEON's edge AI platforms bringing real-time intelligence closer to where decisions are made. We also saw @oToBrite2013's humanoid robotics platform demonstrating AI-powered interactions, alongside its autonomous driving and ADAS technologies that help vehicles understand and respond to real-world environments. Sneak peek below 👇

What will it take to bring AI into the physical world? @drewhenry joins @Emerj AI Research CEO Daniel Faggella to discuss the compute foundations needed for Physical AI, from energy-efficient, heterogeneous compute to the importance of digital twins for real-world deployment. 🎧 Listen: okt.to/vj8ue1

The next chapter of AI will be about experiences. As intelligence becomes embedded across billions of devices, the focus shifts to making tech more intuitive, responsive and useful. In @Inc, James McNiven explores the shift underway—and Arm’s role in enabling it. okt.to/fZ3uC2

Agentic AI is placing greater emphasis on the CPU, making performance and efficiency more important than ever. At #COMPUTEX2026, Marc Meunier and @Supermicro’s Daniel Chen discussed how Arm AGI CPU-based solutions can help scale the next generation of AI inference and agentic workloads.

What happens when your PC starts working with you, not just for you? 🖥️   At #COMPUTEX2026, @ctbergey explains how the rise of the agentic PC is creating a new generation of intelligent experiences. Watch below.

The future of AI is increasingly wearable.🕶️ 🤝Congrats to @Meta on the launch of its latest AI-powered smart glasses.    We’re proud that Arm-based compute platforms are at the heart of many of today’s smart glasses, helping enable the next generation of AI-powered experiences. okt.to/94VEeU

At Web Summit Rio, Will Abbey, EVP Chief Commercial Officer at Arm, explored what comes next for AI infrastructure. As agentic AI drives new demands on compute, performance and power efficiency will be critical to delivering meaningful outcomes at scale. okt.to/QrsZvB