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If you have ever used a smartphone, you have used Arm. The British chip-design company's blueprints sit inside nearly every phone on Earth, and now it wants to make it dead simple for developers to run AI on all of them. What happened Arm just launched the Arm AI Portal, a one-stop hub where developers can find AI models already tuned for Arm chips. Instead of hunting down a model and spending weeks getting it to run well on a specific phone or device, developers can browse pre-optimized models, compare real performance numbers, and grab working code examples. What you get At launch, the portal lists heavy-hitters: Alibaba's Qwen, Google's Gemma, and Ultralytics' YOLO — covering language, speech, vision, and neural graphics, running on frameworks like ExecuTorch, LiteRT, and ONNX Runtime. Each listing shows practical stats: latency, accuracy, memory use, and model size, so you can pick the right model for your exact hardware target, from a cloud CPU to a Raspberry...