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ces 2022

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Intel Unveils Autonomous Vehicle Chips and Gaming Processors at CES 2022

Intel addresses global chip supply issues and pushes into the driverless vehicle market with new Mobileye technology announced at CES 2022.

Automakers Add Excessive Tech to Vehicles Amid Ongoing Chip Shortage

Automakers are packing new vehicles with excessive technology and software, a trend experts call feature bloat that worsens the global chip shortage. This overload of unnecessary features leads to higher prices and decreased reliability for modern car buyers.

CES 2022 Reveals Cars as Connected Living Rooms and High-Tech Devices

Automakers at CES 2022 showcase vehicles as third spaces focused on entertainment and connectivity rather than just transportation. Advanced chips and digital cockpits take center stage to power these new in-vehicle experiences.

Nvidia Launches Free Omniverse Platform to Democratize 3D Metaverse Creation

Nvidia releases a free version of its Omniverse 3D collaboration platform at CES 2022, making virtual world creation accessible to individual creators. The update also introduces cloud collaboration tools and AI-powered animation features.

Nvidia Launches Omniverse Platform for Collaborative 3D World Building

Nvidia removes the beta label from its Omniverse platform, making the collaborative virtual world-building tool generally available. The update introduces cloud sharing features and direct integrations with major 3D asset marketplaces.

Ambarella Unveils 16-Core CV3 AI Chip to Power Autonomous Vehicles

Ambarella introduces the CV3 AI domain controller family, delivering a massive leap in processing power for advanced driver assistance and autonomous driving systems.

General Motors Selects Qualcomm Snapdragon Ride Chips for Ultra Cruise System

General Motors chooses a trio of Qualcomm processors to power its upcoming Ultra Cruise automated driving system. The technology aims to handle 95% of driving scenarios on all paved roads starting in 2023.