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Intel @ 2018 CES: Day 1 Summary

As day one of the 2018 Consumer Electronics Show wraps up, below is an overview of Intel news from Las Vegas:

Autonomous Driving: Mobileye CEO Professor Amnon Shashua discussed how high-definition maps deployed on today’s cars will play a crucial role in the delivery of a driverless future. He also announced a combined Intel-Mobileye platform for L4/L5 autonomous vehicles, and a new collaboration with Chinese automaker SAIC* Motor. See “ADAS Partnerships and Products Propel the Drive toward Full Autonomy” in our newsroom for more details.

Manufacturing Update: At a gathering of global press and analysts in the Intel booth this morning, Gregory Bryant, Intel’s senior vice president and general manager of the Client Computing Group, confirmed that, as expected, Intel began shipping its first 10nm product at the end of last year. We look forward to sharing more in the future.

Smart & Connected Home: Intel showcased new smart home products and innovations including: new 802.11ax chipsets for faster Wi-Fi, new routers based on Intel’s connected home technology, new Intel-powered smart speakers and new PCs featuring Intel® Smart Sound Technology for hands-free voice control. See “New Smart and Connected Home Devices Start with Intel Inside”  in our newsroom for more details.

In case you missed Monday night’s preshow keynote, a replay is available on the Intel Newsroom. More information can be found in Intel’s 2018 CES press kit.

At Intel’s 2018 CES booth, visitors step inside an immersive LED tunnel that brings 5G to life. A vistor’s presence triggers a three-act interactive story, including safe connected cars that instantly communicate hazards to nearby vehicles and the cloud; smart cities that leverage 5G-connected IoT solutions to quickly defuse potentially dangerous situations; and the power of latency-free virtual reality that will transform education. Intel Corporation displays how the power of data is affecting our daily lives at the 2018 Consumer Electronics Show (CES) from Jan. 8-12 in Las Vegas. (Credit: Intel Corporation)

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