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7 Reasons to Invest in Augmented Reality Displays
- Augmented reality displays are more versatile and accessible now than ever before.
- AR displays enhance collaboration and productivity in the workplace.
- AR displays can improve innovation, letting employees create, test and monitor functionality of digital twins of products and systems.
- Field workers get important support in AR displays, enabling them to get real-time guidance and instructions on the move.
- AR training experiences enhance student engagement, knowledge retention and skill development.
- AR displays can transform customer experiences by allowing them to virtually try before they buy.
- Investing in AR displays means businesses can differentiate themselves and capture consumer attention.
- AR displays offer businesses a way to connect with customers and team members, boosting revenue and growth.
- The market for AR displays continues to grow, at an incredible 37.9% compound annual growth rate.
- With AR displays, businesses have access to cutting-edge technology that can enhance productivity, training, innovation and customer experiences, and help them stand out from rivals.
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Stock market today: Indexes slide as tech sell-off ends 7-day winning streak
- US stocks fell on Wednesday, with the S&P 500 snapping a winning streak amid a sell-off in tech.
- Dell shares dropped 12% after the company lowered guidance for the quarter.
- Investors took in the fresh inflation data, which bolstered bets for a December Fed rate cut.
- Major averages tumbled after hitting records in Tuesday's session, with tech stocks leading the declines.
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This Week in AI: AI gets creative in the kitchen
- This Thanksgiving, you can ask a chatbot for a new and unique recipe to wow your family members with an extraordinary surprise menu for the dinner.
- OpenAI’s Sora leaks: A group appears to have leaked access to Sora, OpenAI’s video generator, in protest of what it’s calling “art washing” on OpenAI’s part.
- Amazon-backed Anthropic has raised $4bn and agreed to train its flagship generative AI models primarily on Amazon Web Services for model context protocols for connecting AI assistants to the systems where data resides.
- OpenAI is investing $1 million into a Duke University research program to develop algorithms that can predict human moral judgments.
- YouTube's Dream Screen feature for Shorts has introduced AI-generated video backdrops.
- The Allen Institute for AI (Ai2) has released Tülu 3, a generative AI model that can be fine-tuned and customized for a range of applications.
- Crusoe Energy, a startup building data centers leased to Oracle, Microsoft, and OpenAI, is in the process of raising $818 million.
- Meta’s Threads has begun testing AI-generated summaries of what people are discussing on the platform.
- DeepMind has developed a new AI system called AlphaQubit that can accurately identify errors inside quantum computers.
- Runway, a startup building AI tools for content creators, has released a new image-generation model called Frames, which can reliably create images that stay true to a particular aesthetic.
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This is the next catalyst that could push Nvidia stock up to 27% higher by January, according to Citi
- Citi analysts put Nvidia on 'positive catalyst watch' for the next 90 days.
- Nvidia's stock could rise as much as 27% as CEO Jensen Huang prepares to deliver the opening keynote at CES 2025.
- Nvidia's GPU chips are central to AI workloads and, increasingly, humanoid robotics.
- Analysts at Citi put Nvidia on "positive catalyst watch" for the next 90 days, expecting a surge in stock price and discussing expectations for Blackwell sales and advancements in AI robotics.
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How Trump's Tariffs Could Cost Gamers Billions
- The proposed new tariffs could harm the video game industry and cost gamers billions of dollars.
- In 2019, Trump was delayed in implementing tariffs on popular consumer devices such as laptops and video game consoles.
- The new proposed tariffs include a 60% import tax on anything assembled in China, and a 10-20% tax on anything made outside the United States.
- 40% of the costs of tariffs will be passed onto consumers for gaming consoles and related products, according to the Consumer Technology Association (CTA).
- Gaming consoles such as the Nintendo Switch, Xbox, and PlayStation would see significant increases in price due to the proposed tariffs.
- Higher hardware costs could cause players to move towards cloud gaming and other accessibilities.
- Physical games could end faster as players prefer tariff-exempt digital downloads and cheaper, digital-only versions of the existing PlayStation and Xbox consoles.
- The tariffs could harm the video game industry, including publishers, game studios, and related businesses.
- Some experts suggest that companies should increase imports and shift manufacturing capacity to other countries like India.
- Historically, Trump has been known to back off major tariffs in exchange for minor trading concessions from other countries.
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Immersivelearning
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Vuzix AR Smart Glasses Gain Microsoft Intune Integration
- Vuzix integrates Microsoft Intune into its M-series of AR smart glasses to aid IT deployment.
- The integration allows businesses to deploy hardware across their workforce with ease.
- Vuzix gains official certification from Microsoft Intune to support scaling and distribution efforts.
- Integration enables management of smart glasses settings, security, and application access.
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Technode
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Smart glasses: next opportunity window or dead-end tech?
- AI-powered smart glasses are considered as a promising wearable device that can enhance user interaction with both digital and physical worlds.
- Companies like Apple, Google, Amazon, Samsung, Huawei, and Thunderbird have signaled their plans to enter the AI-powered smart glasses market.
- With over 2.2 billion people with vision impairments globally, smart glasses could be a profitable venture and broaden consumer acceptance.
- However, firms need to learn the lessons and challenges from Magic Leap's experience to manage customer expectations, refine hardware designs, and ensure the product delivers a practical value to the user.
- Hardware limitations, such as short battery life and bulky designs, and production costs are some critical barriers to widespread adoption of AI-powered smart glasses.
- But global smart glasses market is estimated to grow at a compound annual growth rate of 27.1% from 2023 to 2030.
- Xiaomi is collaborating with GoerTek to develop new AI glasses aiming to compete directly with Ray-Ban Meta, with a launch expected in the second quarter of 2025.
- Baidu has announced the release of Xiaodu AI glasses in the first half of next year.
- During the Siggraph 2024, Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg expressed his belief that AI-driven smart glasses have the potential to become the next major breakthrough in technology.
- The smart glasses' industry is awaiting a crucial moment to see if AI-driven smart glasses unlock the next wave of innovation or remain a niche product.
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PagerDuty exceeds forecasts with strong revenue growth and customer expansion
- PagerDuty Inc. reported stronger-than-expected earnings and revenue in its fiscal 2025 third quarter.
- The company saw total customers passing 30,000 in the quarter, up 11% year-over-year.
- Remaining performance obligations were $405 million as of Oct. 31, with $278 million expected to be recognized as revenue in the next 12 months.
- PagerDuty expects adjusted earnings of 15 to 16 cents per share on revenue of $118.5 million to $120.5 million for its fiscal fourth quarter.
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Licking this “lollipop” will let you taste virtual flavors
- Researchers have developed a handheld lollipop-shaped user interface that can recreate different flavors in virtual environments.
- Traditional approaches for taste stimulation in VR include chemical, thermal, and electrical stimulation.
- Chemical stimulation requires bulk storage of flavoring chemicals and has a long delay time.
- Thermal variations require a complicated system with cooling subsystem and temperature sensors.
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This Nvidia GeForce RTX 4090 Ti gaming GPU was reportedly found in a junk pile
- A Redditor claims to have found the prototype of an unreleased Nvidia GeForce RTX 4090 Ti graphics card in a computer junk bin.
- The RTX 5000 series launch is nearing, making it highly unlikely for Nvidia to release the RTX 4090 Ti.
- There were rumors about the RTX 4090 Ti, but Nvidia never officially announced or confirmed its existence.
- If the found GPU is genuine, it could become a significant piece of PC hardware history.
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Digitaltrends
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Nvidia may have found a new way to bypass GPU export restrictions
- Nvidia may have found a way to bypass GPU export restrictions in China without compromising its flagship GPU, the RTX 5090D.
- The RTX 5090D will have the same hardware specifications as the worldwide version, with firmware adjustments to meet export regulations.
- Nvidia will limit the AI performance of the RTX 5090D to comply with restrictions, potentially by limiting Tensor core performance and default power limit.
- Similar to the lite hash rate (LHR) limiter versions of previous GPUs, it remains to be seen if enthusiasts will find a way around the limitations of the RTX 5090D.
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The XR Week Peek (2024.11.26): Valve Roy controller leaked, VR Black Friday deals, and more!
- Valve's Deckard's “Roy” controllers have allegedly leaked featuring “at least” a D-pad, bumpers, grip buttons, triggers, ABXY buttons, a system button, and some sort of strap making it appear very confusing and a totally different input scheme that would be a disaster for developers making cross-platform games. On the other hand, VR is featuring some incredible deals on Black Friday, which includes the well-received PSVR 2 with an amazingly crazy price slash of $350 a bundle with the great game Horizon Call Of The Mountain. And something interesting to notice about Samsung’s smart glass is that it may launch in Q3 2025 with Google Gemini AI and a 50g of weigh, which will be launched around 500,000 units for the first batch of production if proven to be successful.
- Other pieces of notable news include Sony still committed to PSVR 2 with four new games released by the end of the year and Is also pairing with Windows 11 PCs in the future, except Meta Quest 3 headsets that are expected to wirelessly connect to Windows 11 PCs with preview access in December with multi-monitor work environment. Bullet Time Agent is a full game coming to VRChat but not sharing on any platforms. Microsoft and Asobo have launched the new Microsoft Flight Simulator coming with an accurate reconstruction of Earth with real-time weather and air traffic information, also playable in VR.
- The VR community has released some exciting software and products such as Varjo’s Teleport solution, Teleport, allowing you to enter the environment you scanned via two parts — a mobile application for iPhone and a viewer, and Gibby’s Guide that covers everything Quest VR-related for new headsets and includes a review of the best games and tricks to optimize the use of your headset.
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a Gym where Robots Workout
- Virtual workout sessions are being used to train robots in industries such as healthcare and agriculture.
- Keeping robots in a virtual gym helps prepare them for the real world and makes them safer and more efficient.
- Nvidia Isaac Sim is the advanced technology behind this robotic fitness revolution.
- The virtual training helps robots become more human-like in their interactions.
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This $699.99 Nvidia GeForce RTX 4060 gaming PC deal is an absolute steal
- The Nvidia GeForce RTX 4060 gaming PC is currently priced at $699.99 on Best Buy, which is a $250 drop in price.
- The PC includes a 1TB SSD, a ten-core Intel Core i5 CPU, and the entry-level RTX Nvidia GPU.
- The GPU is great for 1080p gaming, allowing for maxed-out settings and decent frame rates, even with ray tracing.
- It also supports Nvidia DLSS 3 with frame generation, which greatly improves frame rates in supported games.
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Insider
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5 follow-up questions Nvidia's CEO asks his AI to 'torture' it into teaching him new things
- Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang uses AI chatbots for learning by questioning their reasoning.
- Huang's method involves asking AI to explain answers and apply reasoning to new contexts.
- Companies like Google and Khan Academy are developing AI tools for educational purposes.
- Huang's preferred learning process involves drilling chatbots with questions, while companies are developing more specialized tools for teaching users.
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