Uploaded January 2026 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
Wearable devices are becoming some of the most personal computers we own. Always on, close to our bodies, and deeply connected to our daily lives.
During CES 2026, Chris Bergey, EVP of Edge AI at Arm, shares how advances in AI and ultra-low-power computing are unlocking a new generation of wearables. From smart glasses to next-generation health devices, these systems must deliver intelligent, always-available insights while remaining small, comfortable, and power-efficient.
Chris explains why solving this challenge requires a fundamentally different approach to computing, and how Arm’s expertise in low-power AI and machine learning is enabling wearables people can wear every day.
Learn more: arm.com/markets/consumer-technologies/ar-vr
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Wearable devices are becoming some of the most personal computers we own. Always on, close to our bodies, and deeply connected to our daily lives.
During CES 2026, Chris Bergey, EVP of Edge AI at Arm, shares how advances in AI and ultra-low-power computing are unlocking a new generation of wearables. From smart glasses to next-generation health devices, these systems must deliver intelligent, always-available insights while remaining small, comfortable, and power-efficient.
Chris explains why solving this challenge requires a fundamentally different approach to computing, and how Arm’s expertise in low-power AI and machine learning is enabling wearables people can wear every day.
Learn more: arm.com/markets/consumer-technologies/ar-vr
Stay connected with Arm:
Website: arm.com
Twitter: twitter.com/arm
Facebook: facebook.com/Arm
LinkedIn: linkedin.com/company/arm
Instagram: instagram.com/arm
![Farnam Jahanian: On Education With and For AI [LIVE]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/v1XjI4dHS6Q/mqdefault.jpg "Farnam Jahanian: On Education With and For AI [LIVE]
In this President Lecture Series conversation, Farnam Jahanian flips the script and asks host Rene Haas about his path to becoming CEO of Arm, how his time working with Jensen Huang at NVIDIA helped shape his leadership, and the evolving role of AI in our world.
The two also discuss the future of education and how universities like Carnegie Mellon can best prepare students for an AI-inclusive tech landscape.
Tech Unheard is a podcast from Arm. Find each episode in your podcast feed monthly.
The future of AI is built on Arm.
Tech Unheard is a custom podcast series from Arm and National Public Media. Executive Producers Erica Osher and Shannon Boerner. Project Manager Colin Harden. Creative Lead Producer Isabel Robertson. Editors Andrew Meriwether and Kelly Drake. Composer Aaron Levison. Arm production contributors include: Ami Badani (CMO), Claudia Brandon, Simon Jared (media), Jonathan Armstrong, Ben Webdell (creative), Sofia McKenzie (social), Kristen Ray (PR), and Saumil Shah (Chief of Staff to the CEO).
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