By Gary Campbell, EVP Central Engineering, Arm
Gary Campbell
In the coming year, we will see a renewed focus on computing power, energy and thermal efficiencies. We’re already seeing this shift to power and energy savings in the infrastructure markets, particularly data centers, and expect this to continue in 2023 with increasing momentum behind performance efficiency.
The role of applications in redefining the user experience will also accelerate, with performance metrics built around the application experience as part of a wider industry push for ‘real-world performance’. The combination of efficiency and performance, not just performance alone, will define future benchmarks.
Whereas 2022 was a year of consolidation, I expect 2023 to be one of innovation. The ground was laid in previous years by providing the ecosystem with the tools to get creative and provide even more compelling experiences on current and future technologies. Mobile gaming is a great example, with ray tracing features on mobile expected to drive ultra-realistic gaming experiences.
