VentureBeat CES 2021 organizers are planning a physical event, but who will come?verified_publisher VentureBeat - Jeremy HorwitzI have a complicated relationship with the annual trade show CES, formerly known as the Consumer Electronics Show. Having attended my first CES nearly 30 years ago, I’m a long-term believer in the value...
VentureBeat Lightyear One: Hands-on with a solar-powered car with 440-mile rangeverified_publisher VentureBeat - Dean TakahashiMove over Tesla. The Lightyear One will be a solar-powered electric vehicle that can drive 440 miles on a single charge. I missed the Dutch company when I visited CES 2020, the big tech trade show in Vegas...
VentureBeat AMD CTO: How making the right bets years ago is paying off nowverified_publisher VentureBeat - Dean TakahashiIt’s been a long ride for Mark Papermaster, chief technology officer at Advanced Micro Devices. But the journey to challenge Intel in the race to design, make, and ship the best microprocessors on the...
VentureBeat The DeanBeat: A Westworld ‘activation’ that illustrates the creepy side of techverified_publisher VentureBeat - Dean TakahashiMy colleagues have been wondering what the word “activation” means, as the Entertainment Software Association used the word in describing why its Electronic Entertainment Expo (E3) was still going to good...
VentureBeat Toilet makers flush the old turds for new tech in 2020verified_publisher VentureBeat - Dean TakahashiSmart toilets have been building up to an explosion in the past few years, and now they’re overflowing. At CES 2020, we saw a number of companies that have taken the plunge with new technology for the...
VentureBeat How tech is catering to the elderly and caregiversverified_publisher VentureBeat - Dean TakahashiAt CES 2020, tech’s biggest trade show, it was heartening to see that the tech industry is paying attention to the needs of the elderly and the younger people who provide care for the elderly. I’ve paid...
VentureBeat Zero Mass Water: How the water in the air can save usverified_publisher VentureBeat - Dean TakahashiPulling water out of thin air is Zero Mass Water‘s big idea, and now we’ll see how far it can go. Cody Friesen, associate professor of materials science at Arizona State University, came up with the idea...
VentureBeat How ESL is keeping in stride with esports tournament growthverified_publisher VentureBeat - Dean TakahashiAfter a couple of decades in the wilderness, esports is coming into its own as a form of mass media entertainment. The global esports viewer base is estimated to grow from 355 million in 2018 to 674 million...
VentureBeat Tommy Tallarico is making a lot of noise about Intellivisionverified_publisher VentureBeat - Dean TakahashiTommy Tallarico has been making noise and music as a sound expert and musician for video games for more than three decades. But lately, he has been leading a retro gaming revival as head of Intellivision...
VentureBeatTechnology VRgineers interview: Why it’s making an 8K military-grade VR headsetverified_publisher VentureBeat - Ian Hamilton, UploadVRAt CES 2020 this week, VRgineers announced a new version of its XTAL high-end headset for enterprise priced at $7,890, including business grade support. The original XTAL was announced back in summer For...
VentureBeat Panasonic VR glasses hands-on: An intriguing vision in need of a platformverified_publisher VentureBeat - Ian Hamilton, UploadVRI’ve written plenty of words complaining about the shameful state of a VR market heading into 2020 in which Oculus Go is a best-seller with its limited interactions and a nearly defunct 3DoF development...
