Arm CEO Pissad: AI is expected to conquer cancer in our lifetime, but computing power supply is the bottleneck

Arm CEO Rene Haas stated that AI is expected to help humanity conquer cancer within our lifetimes, but current computing power supply is severely limited, becoming the primary bottleneck. He emphasized that the scale of demand for chips and memory by AI is unprecedented, building new wafer fabs is time-consuming and labor-intensive, and supply shortages will persist. Additionally, the medical community considers cancer a complex group of diseases, and evidence of AI's actual clinical effectiveness remains limited.