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Kim, President and CEO of Consumer Electronics Division at Samsung Electronics will deliver a keynote address at CES on January 6, 2020.
With nearly 60 million bus trips and 20 million by train every year, the METRO vehicles in Harris County, known collectively as Houston METRO, are frequently on the roads and rails.
Deutsche Telekom is transforming its own internal IT systems for a quicker network build-out and better customer logistics.
The traditional cultivation of oyster mushrooms in Nepal, which has required burning large quantities of wood, has been replaced by the environmentally friendly use of solar power.
As the world enters 2020 with “uncertainty and insecurity all around”, the United Nations chief maintained that the world’s young people are its “greatest source” of hope.
2019 was the year of CUPRA’s consolidation.
Cutting child mortality by a third in Brazil, reaching carbon neutrality in Finland and redirecting trillions of dollars of investment to funds that promote sustainability: these are some examples of initiatives from governments, civil society and the private sector, designed to speed up the UN’s goal of achieving a fairer society for all.
Last month at the Women in Technology Conference in Amsterdam, talented women from across various disciplines in technology — scientists, politicians, engineers, founders — came together for an inspiring event.
ERI, the nation’s leading recycler of electronic waste and the world’s largest cybersecurity-focused hardware destruction company, announced today it is joining forces again with the Consumer Technology Association (CTA)® and Samsung Electronics America, Inc. to provide the City of Las Vegas and early CES® 2020 attendees with a convenient way to recycle unwanted consumer electronics responsibly.