AI, Asia Inc. and flying cars: Here's what to watch at CES

CES, the world's largest consumer technology trade show, kicks off on Tuesday in Las Vegas and will showcase the latest advances in artificial intelligence, automotive electronics, robotics, augmented and virtual reality, and more.   The annual four-day gathering is expected to have a strong Asian presence, even as Chinese Big Tech remains largely absent. And artificial intelligence will be a major buzzword, with chipmakers such as Intel and electronics giants like Samsung centering their keynote speeches on AI. Here's what else you'll want to be sure to watch for at CES.   You can also keep up with the latest CES developments here and follow our coverage on Facebook, X and LinkedIn.	All Newsletters  |  View in browser
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	January 8, 2024

	From AI to flying cars: 5 things to watch at CES 2024 CES, the world's largest consumer technology trade show, kicks off on Tuesday in Las Vegas and will showcase the latest advances in artificial intelligence, automotive electronics, robotics, augmented and virtual reality, and more.   The annual four-day gathering is expected to have a strong Asian presence, even as Chinese Big Tech remains largely absent. And artificial intelligence will be a major buzzword, with chipmakers such as Intel and electronics giants like Samsung centering their keynote speeches on AI. Here's what else you'll want to be sure to watch for at CES.   You can also keep up with the latest CES developments here and follow our coverage on Facebook, X and LinkedIn.
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