AI and 5G at CES 2020

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  CES 2022: Eyeing an enterprise metaverse

  VentureBeat - David F. Carr

  By squinting hard, you could see the metaverse everywhere at CES 2022. With a more open, more critical eye, you might not see it anywhere, or at least not yet in focus. “Metaverse” is the current label to apply to technologies that might have been described as 3D social worlds, virtual reality, …

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  CES 2021 organizers are planning a physical event, but who will come?

  VentureBeat - Jeremy Horwitz

  I 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 of the event as a media spectacle and networking opportunity; my CES experiences led directly to …

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  Lightyear One: Hands-on with a solar-powered car with 440-mile range

  VentureBeat - Dean Takahashi

  Move 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 Las Vegas earlier this month. But the team was kind enough to transport the car to my house in …

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  AMD CTO: How making the right bets years ago is paying off now

  VentureBeat - Dean Takahashi

  It’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 planet is paying off. At CES 2020, the big tech trade show in Las Vegas, AMD was on a victory lap. …

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  The DeanBeat: A Westworld ‘activation’ that illustrates the creepy side of tech

  VentureBeat - Dean Takahashi

  My 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 be good even after Sony decided to skip it for two years in a row. People say it’s a meaningless …

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  Toilet makers flush the old turds for new tech in 2020

  VentureBeat - Dean Takahashi

  Smart 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 porcelain thrones of the future. They’re all about automating tasks such as flushing toilets, …