While many large groups (including Google, Intel, Mercedes and Meta)
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Deserted the aisles of the event at the last minute, due to Omicron, they left their place to smaller but no less innovative companies. French Tech was there with 140 start-ups . The absence of large groups may gambling data france even have created a more harmonious show, with political decision-makers sharing the CES stages with start-ups and entrepreneurs, and not with the tech giants they are in the process of dismantling. In a "The Show Must Go On" atmosphere, after the failure of the virtual version of CES 2021, the technologies presented were more or less useful.
On the one hand, Elon Musk's The Loop, supposed to relieve congestion in the streets of Las Vegas (and avoid the thousands of steps for visitors going from one hotel to another to follow the conferences) created underground traffic jams, on the other hand, real improvements on technologies that will actually be marketed were revealed this time, which is not always the case at CES. The Boring Company In the midst of the pandemic, the tech industry is doing well, driven by strong demand for smartphones, automotive technology, healthcare devices and streaming services.
According to the Consumer Technology Association (CTA), which organizes the show, the sector's turnover increased by almost 10% last year in the United States to reach $491 billion, and is expected to exceed $500 billion for the first time in 2022. This good development is also reflected on the stock market, with Apple surpassing the $3 trillion market capitalization threshold for the first time at CES. The show remains a crystal ball that serves to look into the future, a relevant tool for detecting trends that may not arrive in stores for four years (or never).
On the one hand, Elon Musk's The Loop, supposed to relieve congestion in the streets of Las Vegas (and avoid the thousands of steps for visitors going from one hotel to another to follow the conferences) created underground traffic jams, on the other hand, real improvements on technologies that will actually be marketed were revealed this time, which is not always the case at CES. The Boring Company In the midst of the pandemic, the tech industry is doing well, driven by strong demand for smartphones, automotive technology, healthcare devices and streaming services.
According to the Consumer Technology Association (CTA), which organizes the show, the sector's turnover increased by almost 10% last year in the United States to reach $491 billion, and is expected to exceed $500 billion for the first time in 2022. This good development is also reflected on the stock market, with Apple surpassing the $3 trillion market capitalization threshold for the first time at CES. The show remains a crystal ball that serves to look into the future, a relevant tool for detecting trends that may not arrive in stores for four years (or never).