After Andy Grove stepped down, Intel went from a company that could do no wrong to one that seemed to increasingly have trouble doing anything right, but that trend is reversing under Pat Gelsinger. During Grove’s tenure, the company was […]
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To get ahead of the CES announcement wave, AMD announced today two new parts for the automotive market. The Versal AI Edge XA, which is a 7nm part designed to provide AI functionality in automotive applications, and the Ryzen Embedded
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Okay, it’s hard for me not to make fun of the name of this new car, but having done product naming in the past myself, I know just what a huge pain it is. I want to offer the person
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Accessibility in tech is a hot button topic, with tech experts Engadget noting that 2020 saw leaps and strides in the inclusivity of technology but that there was still a huge gap for people with accessibility needs. With regulatory frameworks
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The car segment at CES has always been a feast for the eyes and often a showcase of how large companies didn’t get technology trends. I was invited to a session five or so years ago where I got to
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What I think is interesting is that CES (the enormous annual Consumer Electronics Show) has become the leading showcase of what is becoming one of the most significant changes in the car industry since the invention of the car. The
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And Why Streamed IFA and CES Conferences Will Fail After watching both conventions, I kind of feel like I was being punished. I generally enjoyed the Democratic National Convention (DNC) and generally didn’t enjoy the Republican National Convention (RNC) events.
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Intel has a very creative start to their CES Keynote this year. The had a video that talked about Computer Intelligence (with the emphasis on Intel) and said that this intelligence wasn’t like a new lightbulb; it was more like
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Dell does a really nice job picking moderators for their CES events and this year they did their launches in a large auditorium as opposed to a restaurant—better fitting their size and status. This year’s moderator was Aisha Tyler who
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I attend a dozen or so IT industry conferences annually and the Consumer Electronics Show (CES) is easily the most over the top in terms of people, products, stylish substance and market hype. That’s partly due to the sheer size
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