Hardware Security in the Age of AI

Update: 2025-04-29

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In this podcast, Sally chats with Arm’s chief architect Richard Grisenthwaite about how AI is changing the security landscape, and whether AI is both a threat and a solution to security issues.

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In Channel

AI With Sally: Why is Sound Recognition So Hard?

2020-08-0531:46

Data Center Hot Chips, Plus Aart de Geus on AI in Chip Design

2021-09-13--:--

World’s Biggest GPU, plus Software-First AI Chip Design with SiFive’s Chris Lattner

2021-12-0931:21

Event-Based Vision, plus Compressing Activations with Perceive’s Steve Teig

2022-05-1022:29

The First Market for Neuromorphic Processing: Toys

2023-05-0329:02

The Future of LLMs, Compute Democratization and Open-Source Models

2023-05-1738:28

Generative AI Is Coming To Mobile Phones

2023-08-2530:44

BrainChip Second-Gen Architecture: Transformers, TENNs and STDP

2023-12-1347:12

Winbond CUBE in Edge AI Computing

2024-02-0821:21

Sima.ai CEO: Software Is The Company

2024-03-0643:19

Automotive AI: ADAS, Functional Safety and Chiplets

2024-05-0331:11

SensiML Open-Sources TinyML Auto ML Tools

2024-06-1239:52

How Much Compute Will AI Need, And Where Will It Come From?

2024-08-0845:33

The Memory That Breathes

2024-09-0525:20

What the Google and Synaptics Collaboration Means for Edge AI

2025-02-1226:18

Three Key Features to Bring Edge AI to Mainstream in 2025

2025-02-1927:45

Anaflash and Legato Logic Merge Forces

2025-04-0713:54

Hardware Security in the Age of AI

2025-04-2936:51

Automating NoC Design Masters SoC Complexity

2025-05-1229:14

Mark Wade: ‘Silicon Photonics was Deeply Unpopular’

2025-05-2745:27

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Hardware Security in the Age of AI