LAS VEGAS, U.S. Artificial intelligence stole the limelight at this year's Consumer Electronics Show, while tie-ups in the self-driving technology arena also made a splash at the annual trade show.
Companies from China and South Korea were among those showing off high-performance yet reasonably priced AI-powered gadgets, while Nvidia, a major U.S. semiconductor company, announced it will collaborate with mapping services companies such Zenrin of Japan, Baidu of China, and German automakers like Daimler and Audi to develop self-driving vehicles. Nvidia's tie-ups underscore the industry-spanning scope of this push.
