This year I decided to trek out to CES2020 to investigate business opportunities for the telco industry driven largely from the consumer and enterprise markets. For those of us that attend MWC in Barcelona every year CES has almost double the attendees (170,000) spread over 11 venues and 3 million square feet of exhibit space. Don’t complain about walking from hall 7 to hall 1 of the Fira until you try to get from the convention center down to Mandalay Bay for the Intel media briefing. Qualcomm ride into 5G A wave of announcements has already started to flood the venue. Most notable yesterday was Qualcomm Snapdragon Ride and 5G enabled laptop. Qualcomm leads the 5G chip market, but it is late to the market on advanced driver-assistance systems, or ADAS. Fully autonomous driving is still 3 years or more from fully autonomous driving systems. Qualcomm announced it is providing the processor for the world’s first 5G PC – the Lenovo’s Yoga 5G. Intel at the edge Intel announced its next line of laptop processor > Tiger Lake. But the more interesting news was Intel’s focus on the growing opportunity in edge computing. If you believe the forecast put forward […]