Consumer Electronics Show (CES) 2019 has finally wrapped up, which has showcased a range of excellent innovations and technology advancements, which is expected to change our lives in a much better fashion. Score of tech companies around the world have participated at the show to introduce their latest smart technologies, an attempt to make your lives hassle-free by having enhanced connectivity of electronic appliances.

Publication: My Mobile

Intel said it is expanding its operations in Israel, where government ministers said the US computer chipmaker will invest some $10 billion in a new plant. “Intel today announced it will submit a business plan to the government of Israel for continued investment in its Kiryat Cat manufacturing site,” a statement from Intel’s Israeli representatives said.

Publication: The Hindu Business Line

Ahead of the results, shares had already plunged 5% Tuesday – one day after rival Nvidia warned that conditions in China had led to an “extraordinary, unusually turbulent” quarter. The chipmaker cut its revenue guidance for the fourth quarter to roughly $2.2 billion, down from about $2.7 billion.

Publication: Business Insider India

De-noising is a vital post-processing component of ray-traced images, as it eliminates visual noise generated by too few rays intersecting pixels that make up an image. In an ideal world, a ray should hit every pixel on the screen, but in the real world, computing hasn’t advanced enough to do that in reasonable/real-time. Denoising attempts to correct and reconstruct such images. Intel today launched a free Open Image Denoise (OIDN) library for ray-tracing.

Publication: Tech PowerUp

Benchmarks of AMD’s upcoming Radeon VII graphics card have surfaced, courtesy of the one and only, graphics card info and results leaker extraordinaire Tum Apisak. In these scores, and looking purely at the graphics portion of the benchmarks, AMD’s solution really does seem to bring the fight to NVIDIA’s RTX 2080 – no small feat, considering that it’s mostly a shrunk-down version of AMD’s previous-gen Vega with overcharged memory and core clocks.

Publication: Tech PowerUp

It seems only yesterday that we were discussing a Turing microarchitecture-based TU116 die that would power the yet-to-be-confirmed GeForce GTX 1660 Ti. With no RTX technology support, this was speculated to be NVIDIA’s attempt to appease the mainstream gaming market that understands the GPU does not have enough horsepower to satisfactorily drive real-time ray tracing in games while still maintaining an optimal balance of visual fidelity and performance alike.

Publication: Tech PowerUp

PUBG Corp is testing out a lighter version of the battle royale game for the systems that do not have high-end hardware prowess. If you have ever wanted to play PUBG but your computer’s specifications are not up to the minimum requirements of the game then PUBG Lite might be the option for you.

Publication: The Indian Wire

MSI introduced the Prestige series to the world at COMPUTEX 2018 with a more professional focus, the hardware and design language of the Prestige series is all about bringing a more utilitarian look and feel to these laptops. At CES 2019, we saw a new addition to the family in the form of the MSI Prestige PS63 Modern.

Publication: Digit

This report presents a comprehensive overview, market shares, and growth opportunities of Artificial Intelligence in Law market by product type, application, key manufacturers and key regions. According to this study, over the next five years the Artificial Intelligence in Law market will register a xx% CAGR in terms of revenue, the global market size will reach US$ xx million by 2024, from US$ xx million in 2019.

Publication: Webnewswire

This year’s Consumer Electronics Show (CES) feels like the biggest ever with dozens of showcase venues, thousands of innovations and millions of products. It was a sprawling preview of the most exciting tech slated for release throughout the coming year. It’s an event too big for one convention centre and too diverse to gather up in a single piece.

Publication: The Techy

Artificial intelligence implementations are becoming increasingly visible today in smartphone interfaces, customer relations, sales, operations, corporate IT, product development, supply chains, and manufacturing. While the creation of artificial intelligence algorithms is becoming easier and cheaper, the challenge is in infrastructure integration, individual behaviours, and organisational cultures, as this new book explains.

Publication: YourStory