The second annual ARM Research Summit is an academic meeting to discuss future trends and disruptive technologies across all sectors of computing. It will take place in Cambridge over the 11-13 September 2017, and will be hosted at Robinson College.
The Summit includes talks from the leaders in their research fields, demonstrations, networking opportunities and the chance to interact and discuss projects with members of ARM Research.
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