By ATN Editorial Team
Summary: Aston Martin Aramco Formula One Team has unveiled the AMR Network, a platform intended to bring the team’s technology partners together for collaboration, commercial opportunity and thought leadership. The AMR Network was launched at the inaugural AMR Technology Forum, held at the AMR Technology Campus in Silverstone ahead of the British Grand Prix, with senior representatives from CoreWeave, Zscaler, Cohere, ServiceNow, Cognizant, Cognition, NetApp, Xerox, Arm and Eight Sleep taking part.
Key engineering takeaway: The partner line-up behind the AMR Network maps the compute stack of a modern Formula One team: Arm on processors and edge compute, CoreWeave on AI cloud infrastructure, Cohere on large language models, Cognition on AI software engineering, NetApp on data infrastructure and Zscaler on security. The team says the forum examined how artificial intelligence, machine learning and high-performance computing are reshaping car development and operations.
Why it matters: Formula One is increasingly a proving ground for enterprise and embedded technologies that flow into mainstream automotive engineering. With the AMR Network, Aston Martin Aramco is formalising its partner ecosystem into a season-long programme, a signal of how central AI infrastructure has become to competitive performance in the sport.
Aston Martin Aramco Formula One® Team today officially unveiled the ‘AMR Network’ – a platform designed to bring together the team’s world-leading partners to drive collaboration, commercial opportunity, thought leadership and discussion, in this instance around the future of technology, innovation and artificial intelligence in Formula One™ and beyond.
The AMR Network was launched at the inaugural AMR Technology Forum held at the team’s headquarters, the AMR Technology Campus in Silverstone, UK, ahead of the British Grand Prix.
AMR Network Unites The Team’s AI Technology Partners
Aston Martin Aramco is proud to have built a large ecosystem of AI technology partners, and the Technology Forum welcomed senior representatives from each of them. CoreWeave, Zscaler, Cohere, ServiceNow, Cognizant, Cognition, NetApp, Xerox, Arm and Eight Sleep came together for a series of panel discussions and media roundtables focused on the rapidly evolving role of technology in elite sport.
The day offered insight into how Aston Martin Aramco’s technology ecosystem supports performance both on and off the track, while discussions explored how advances in artificial intelligence, machine learning and high-performance computing are reshaping Formula One™ and accelerating innovation across industries. Aramco was also present as part of its STEM Racing programme, hosting students for a panel themed around future careers in the sport.
A Season-Long Programme Of Technology Collaboration
Jefferson Slack, Managing Director, Commercial, Aston Martin Aramco Formula One® Team, said: “Formula One has always been at the forefront of technological innovation, but the pace of change we are seeing through artificial intelligence and advanced computing is unlike anything the sport has experienced before. We’re proud to welcome all our technology partners to the AMRTC for our first Technology Forum. Together, these organisations represent an extraordinary collection of expertise across AI, data, cloud computing, enterprise technology, security and human performance. The AMR Network enables us to continue those conversations throughout the season, creating meaningful opportunities for collaboration and thought leadership across our partner portfolio.”
The rollout of the AMR Network continues a season-long programme of events, content, discussions and opportunities designed to bring Aston Martin Aramco’s partners and wider industry changemakers together to collaborate, share expertise and shape conversations around the future of the team and the sport.
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