Latest news with #AIglasses
CNN
6 days ago
- Business
- CNN
Meet the chip design company keeping Europe in the global AI race
From thermostats to Meta's AI glasses, ARM has been designing chips that have quietly influenced almost every aspect of our modern lives. Since its early work on the short-lived Apple Newton, it has grown into one of Europe's largest semiconductor design companies.
CNN
7 days ago
- Business
- CNN
Meet the chip design company keeping Europe in the global AI race
From thermostats to Meta's AI glasses, ARM has been designing chips that have quietly influenced almost every aspect of our modern lives. Since its early work on the short-lived Apple Newton, it has grown into one of Europe's largest semiconductor design companies.
CNN
7 days ago
- Business
- CNN
Meet the chip design company keeping Europe in the global AI race
From thermostats to Meta's AI glasses, ARM has been designing chips that have quietly influenced almost every aspect of our modern lives. Since its early work on the short-lived Apple Newton, it has grown into one of Europe's largest semiconductor design companies.
Bloomberg
13-07-2025
- Business
- Bloomberg
Would You Wear AI Glasses?
Welcome back to The Forecast from Bloomberg Weekend, where we help you think about the future — from next week to next decade. This weekend we're looking at whether anyone wants Meta's AI glasses, a rough quarter for prediction markets, bars getting quieter and more.
South China Morning Post
13-07-2025
- Business
- South China Morning Post
China's AI glasses market takes shape as Xiaomi's entry inspires early adopters
Chinese tech giant Xiaomi's entry into the country's burgeoning artificial intelligence (AI) glasses market is likely to benefit from the gadget maker's expansive ecosystem and supply chain strength, according to early adopters and analysts. Several users who bought the Xiaomi AI frames when they were released last month found the first-person video recording and AI features useful for documenting personal moments and assisting with office tasks, although there were improvements and missing features they hoped to see in the gadget's future iterations. The Xiaomi AI glasses were handy for hands-free photography and videography, which was ideal for situations like cycling where the users' hands were occupied, according to a Singapore media industry worker surnamed Li. 'I cycled in the Hutongs when I was in Beijing recently. All I had to do was tell XiaoAI 'start recording', and it conveniently started filming [the ride],' Li told the Post last week. Xiaomi unveiled its first AI glasses in June, entering a popular but crowded market. Photo: Handout Pan Yanzhuo, a Beijing-based photographer, said Xiaomi AI's first-person video shooting angle 'offered a unique and fun perspective'. 'I like using it to shoot videos when I'm playing card games,' Pan said.
