CES 2023: key takeaways across the metaverse, devices, smart home, gaming and automotive

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CES was back in full force this year with around 115,000 attendees from over 140 countries and more than 3,200 exhibitors, including 60% of Fortune 500 companies in attendance. In this report we present our key takeaways and views across five areas that saw important developments during the show: the metaverse, devices, smart home, gaming and automotive. We also examine the implications for various industry players, including mobile operators, on the road ahead.

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