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theverge | February 25, 2020

Qualcomm has revealed a reference design for its new virtual and augmented reality platform. The headset offers a rough guide for building with the Snapdragon XR2 — a 5G-enabled chipset designed for VR/AR hardware. The design is a prototype from electronics company Goertek, which has worked with Qualcomm before. It looks a lot like Qualcomm’s earlier XR1 reference design, as the company’s VR/AR (or collectively, “XR”) head Hugo Swart admitted to reporters. But it ca...

Media and Broadcasting

Harmonic | May 27, 2022

Harmonic (NASDAQ: HLIT) announced that leading French-language entertainment provider TV5MONDE is streaming its channels to millions of households with Harmonic's VOS®360 cloud SaaS platform. "Being the world's leading provider of French-language content, it is important for us to be hyper-present across all screens, We chose Harmonic as our technology partner based on their extensive streaming expertise and numerous successful cloud deployments globally. Ha...

Business

Entravision | February 21, 2023

Entravision, an advertising, media, and technology solutions provider, has recently launched its new solution Entravision Plus, enhancing the local Hispanic reach of companies through connected TV, CTV, and over-the-top OTT, streaming. It leverages performance-based data insights from Spanish-language publishers to optimize digital advertising outcomes. It has added Entravision Plus to its full suite of digital solutions for OTT, CTV, digital audio ads, display ads, SEM, digital...

digiday | January 30, 2020

This Sunday companies are shelling out on average $5.2 million to $5.6 million apiece to air a 30-second ad during the Super Bowl. That price, of course, only accounts for the ad buy on Fox, which will air this year’s match-up between the San Francisco 49ers and the Kansas City Chiefs. Advertising during the Super Bowl is always a massive expense, especially when compared to what else buyers could purchase if they allocated that money to something else. Below, take a look at some of the ad...