Uploaded January 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
At CES 2026, Drew Henry, EVP of Physical AI at Arm, explains what it takes to build AI-defined vehicles for moving people and freight. He discusses why these platforms require extremely high compute performance delivered efficiently, and how decades of safety-critical design are enabling real-world autonomy.
Drew also highlights the importance of Arm's collaboration with companies such as Tesla, Rivian, NVIDIA, and Nuro, and explains why developer platforms and partnerships, including work with Siemens, are critical to accelerating autonomous vehicle development.
Learn more: arm.com/markets/automotive
Stay connected with Arm:
Website: arm.com
Twitter: twitter.com/arm
Facebook: facebook.com/Arm
LinkedIn: linkedin.com/company/arm
Instagram: instagram.com/arm
At CES 2026, Drew Henry, EVP of Physical AI at Arm, explains what it takes to build AI-defined vehicles for moving people and freight. He discusses why these platforms require extremely high compute performance delivered efficiently, and how decades of safety-critical design are enabling real-world autonomy.
Drew also highlights the importance of Arm's collaboration with companies such as Tesla, Rivian, NVIDIA, and Nuro, and explains why developer platforms and partnerships, including work with Siemens, are critical to accelerating autonomous vehicle development.
Learn more: arm.com/markets/automotive
Stay connected with Arm:
Website: arm.com
Twitter: twitter.com/arm
Facebook: facebook.com/Arm
LinkedIn: linkedin.com/company/arm
Instagram: instagram.com/arm










