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2 weeks ago |
hdtvtest.co.uk | Mike Wheatley
DTS Inc., the creator of the DTS and DTS:X surround sound formats, is rapidly losing relevance in the 4K Blu-ray, 3D Blu-ray and video streaming segments, according to a new report by FlatpanelsHD. The creator of multichannel audio technologies is struggling to match its rival Dolby, which has increasingly tightened its stranglehold on all three formats, aided by superior hardware support from TV manufacturers.
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2 weeks ago |
siliconangle.com | Mike Wheatley
Meta Platforms Inc. is looking to invest billions of dollars into the artificial intelligence data labeling startup Scale AI Inc. The company is holding talks over a funding deal that could see it inject more than $10 billion into the startup, though the terms have not yet been agreed and could still change, anonymous sources told Bloomberg. Scale AI’s customer base reads like a who’s who of the AI scene, with the startup serving Meta, Microsoft Corp., OpenAI and many others.
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3 weeks ago |
hdtvtest.co.uk | Mike Wheatley
Just days after its Vidda sub-brand announced its most powerful home projector model to date, Hisense has followed up with what it says is its smallest, lightest and therefore most portable big-screen device to date. It’s called the Hisense M2 Pro Smart Mini Projector, and as can be seen from the above image, it really is small, with dimensions of just 19 x 22 x 23 centimetres, weighing in at just under 4 kilograms.
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3 weeks ago |
hdtvtest.co.uk | Mike Wheatley
Sony is set to showcase its latest commercial video wall technology for filmmakers, called the new Crystal LED CAPRI display, at the InfoComm 2025 event in Orlando, Florida on June 11-13 next week. The new Crystal LED CAPRI boasts a maximum brightness of 1,500 candelas per square meter “cd/m2) and a 2.5 millimetre LED pitch size, enabling it to display much brighter pictures with a wider colour gamut and higher refresh rates than its existing displays.
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3 weeks ago |
siliconangle.com | Mike Wheatley
Chipmaker Advanced Micro Devices Inc. today announced its third acquisition in a span of just eight days. It has recruited an unknown number of employees from an Intel Corp.-backed company called Untether AI Inc., which sells energy-efficient artificial intelligence inference chips for data centers and edge deployments.
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