As the industry descends on Las Vegas for the annual Consumer Electronics (CES) tradeshow, the analysts from TIRIAS Research scour the event and meet with companies to identify the promising new products and technology and the trends for the upcoming year. Join Principal Analysts Kevin Krewell (@krewell) and Jim McGregor (@TekStrategist) in another TIRIAScast discussing their initial views of CES 2019.

There are over 300 companies, universities, and other research organizations working on AI chips. TIRIAS Research attended the first AI Hardware Summit and has insights on some the chipsets and companies. Join Principal Analysts Kevin Krewell (@krewell) and Jim McGregor (@TekStrategist) in another TIRIAScast discussing the status of AI chipsets.

In a busy week for new and future product announcements, Arm and NVIDIA took the wraps off some of their product plans. Join Principal Analysts Kevin Krewell (@krewell) and Jim McGregor (@tekstrategist) in a deeper look at new product and roadmap announcements and what they mean for future electronic products. 8/17/18

The Augmented Reality start up, Magic Leap, recently started shipping the developer edition of its first AR headset. Finally, people will be able to experience the Magic Leap technology without a special invitation. While the AR headset includes an NVIDIA Tegra SoC in the separate control unit, there's a case to be made that the ultimate AR solution would be a cloud-based graphics rendering. Join Principal Analysts Kevin Krewell (@krewell) and Senior Analyst Simon Slotko in another TIRIAScast, where they review how Magic Leap's AR technology is a precursor to cloud-based AR.

Moore’s Law defined the economics of the semiconductor industry, but with it becoming more difficult and costly to scale to new process nodes, the economics of the Semiconductor industry are changing, and companies are adapting to the change in deferent ways. One example is the recent announcement by GlobalFoundries to stop focusing on the bleeding-edge process technology. Join Principal Analysts Kevin Krewell (@krewell) and Jim McGregor (@tekstrategist) in a deeper look at the new economics of the semiconductor industry. 8/18/18

Although Qualcomm recently dropped its bid to acquire NXP because of the politics blocking the deal, the company has reached an agreement with the Taiwanese regulators that support the company and its licensing model. Additionally, the company is in the silicon and technology drivers position for the transition to 5G starting in 2019. Join Principal Analysts Kevin Krewell (@krewell) and Jim McGregor (@tekstrategist) in another TIRIAScast review of one of the technology leaders – Qualcomm. 8/18/18

AMD is in the second year of its resurgence as a technology leader and has just released the second-generation Ryzen Threadripper processors that include a 32-core version for workstations. Once again, AMD has captured the performance crown and shows no signs of slowing down. Join Principal Analysts Kevin Krewell (@krewell) and Jim McGregor (@tekstrategist) in another TIRIAScast review of one of the technology leaders – AMD. 8/17/18

The semiconductor industry has enjoyed strong growth over the past few years and is set to break $500 billion around 2020. Join Principal Analysts Kevin Krewell (@krewell) and Jim McGregor (@tekstrategist) as they examine what is driving this growth and how long it will last before the next economic or industry downturn.

How long can the waves of mergers and acquisitions in the semiconductor industry continue and what will drive the next wave? Join Principal Analysts Jim McGregor (@tekstrategist) and Kevin Krewell (@krewell) as they discuss the state of M&A in the semiconductor industry.

A review of all the recent news about Intel and want it means for the company - from the search for a new CEO to rumors about the loss of future Apple business and the long-term outlook for the company. Join Principal Analysts Kevin Krewell (@krewell) and Jim McGregor (@tekstrategist) as we discuss the current situation and future outlook for this industry leader.