Sharbani
Roy
Vice President of AI Services at Arm
"Emerging Trends & the Future of Tech"
"Emerging Trends & the Future of Tech"
Wed May 21 - 12:50 PM EDT/New York (See in local time)
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Session: Emerging Trends & the Future of Tech
Discussing AI and the technical aspects to dive deep.Key Takeaways
- Learn how to optimize AI systems with compute-efficient architectures and developer-friendly tooling.
- Gain insight into architecting AI solutions that can evolve with emerging trends in model design, data processing, and deployment strategies.
- Understand what it takes to support developers in building scalable AI applications across cloud, edge, and embedded environments.
Bio
Sharbani Roy, VP of AI Services-ARMSharbani Roy is a senior technology executive, builder, and mentor with over two decades of leadership at the intersection of AI, consumer technology, and developer platforms. With a multidisciplinary background spanning product management, engineering, UX, research, and applied science, she has led high-impact teams across Google, Amazon, and now Arm, where she serves as VP of AI & Developer Platforms.
A Fellow at AI Fund and active mentor, Sharbani advises founders at the earliest stages of company-building, particularly in health, robotics, and core AI/ML. She holds degrees in physics and mathematics from the University of Chicago and an MBA from Stanford GSB. Driven by a deep passion for wellness, inclusion, and systems thinking, she brings both strategic clarity and operational rigor to solving the hardest technical problems—and nurturing the people who solve them.
