2018 CES: Brian Krzanich’s Opening Night Keynote
Intel Corporation CEO Brian Krzanich delivered the official 2018 CES preshow keynote Monday at the Park Theater in the Monte Carlo hotel in Las Vegas. Krzanich illustrated how data is transforming the world around us and how Intel is driving the next great wave of technology innovation, from autonomous driving to artificial intelligence (AI) to virtual reality (VR) and other forms of immersive media.
Highlights to the presentation included:
• Krzanich speaks to the power of data:
“Data is going to introduce social and economic changes
that we only see perhaps once or twice in a
century.”
• Krzanich welcomes Professor Amnon
Shashua, senior vice president of Intel and CEO/CTO of
Mobileye, to the stage. Shashua arrives in one of Intel’s
first autonomous cars.
• With Volocopter CEO, Florian
Reuter, looking on, Krzanich demonstrates the fully
electric, vertical takeoff and landing aircraft designed for
passenger transport.
• Intel unveils “Tangle Lake,”
a 49-qubit superconducting quantum test chip.
• Intel
matches a Guinness World Records title for Most UAVs
airborne simultaneously from a single computer indoors when
it flies 100 Intel Shooting Star Mini drones to wrap up
Krzanich’s
presentation.
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