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The Consumer Electronics Show (CES), which began in 1967, has continuously served as the premier global stage for showcasing revolutionary consumer electronics. Scheduled for January 7-10, 2025, at the Las Vegas Convention Center, CES 2025 is poised to unveil cutting-edge technologies that will define the future trajectory of the global electronics industry.
Revolutionary Products Through the Decades
CES has historically bee...

After the war of AI big models in 2024, it has not been extinguished, but has intensified. After a year of reshuffle, the industry began to present a clearer market pattern in 2025.
Industry insiders pointed out that 2025 will be a year of innovation and change, both of which are inseparable from the word “new”. Technological innovation will drive industrial upgrading and transformation, a...

Industry Analysis and Data Report: The U.S. Semiconductor Industry
Introduction
The U.S. semiconductor industry plays a pivotal role in driving technological innovation and supporting critical sectors like computing, automotive, telecommunications, and defense. As of 2024, this sector remains a global leader, accounting for over 45% of the world’s semiconductor market. This report provides an overview of the industry’s current state, key challenges, opportunities, and future ...

There have been many reporting regarding the CES 2025, the world's most powerful tech event, which is returning to Las Vegas, from 07-10 January. The show is bringing together global companies, from top brands to innovative startups, industry executives, media, and government leaders.
There is a record of 3400+ Innovation Award submissions, over 4500 exhibitors including roughly 1400 startups, and 1100 speakers for over 300 conference sessio...

The stock market experienced a mixed week, marking the final sessions of 2024 and the Santa Claus Rally period. While major indices lost momentum towards the year's end, a slight rebound was observed as the week concluded. Small-cap stocks outperformed larger peers, leading the Russell 2000 to rise by 1.1%. In contrast, the S&P 500 and Nasdaq Composite each declined by 0.5% for the week.
Overall, the S&P 500 surged by...