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Top stories today:
- Vision Pro to launch on Feb 2., pre-orders starting Jan. 19
- OpenAI responds publicly to NYT lawsuit
- Wi-Fi 7 certification kicked off by Wi-Fi Alliance
- Carta exits secondary trading business, running at $370M ARR
0. Data and calendar
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1. Vision Pro to launch on Feb 2., pre-orders starting Jan. 19
$256GB of storage in baseline $3,499 version.
Readers to cost $99, ZEISS Optical Inserts $149.
2 hours of use per charge.
Demos available in retail stores.
150+ 3D movies and spatial games.
Devs told not to call it spatial computing, not VR or AR.
Apple released a new ad showing popular movie characters putting on headsets
2. OpenAI responds publicly to NYT lawsuit
Read more: Bloomberg.
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4. Wi-Fi 7 certification kicked off by Wi-Fi Alliance
Potential for 2 Gbps internet on wireless.
233M devices expected to enter market in 2024.
2.1M devices by 2028.
Focus is reliability for things like high-bandwidth streaming, low-latency gaming.
5. Carta exits secondary trading business, running at $370M ARR
1 business day after Carta was accused of emailing angel investors of startups who used the platform.
6. Interesting videos, posts, and memes
7. Other headlines
AI
Parag Agrawal raises $30M for enterprise AI startup.
NVIDIA to launch China-focused AI chips in Q2.
NVIDIA's new GPUs aimed at running AI at home.
Robotics-related generative AI unveiled by NVIDIA.
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Tech
CES 2024 live stream.
Sony previews new āspatialā VR headset.
ByteDance in talks to sell gaming assets with many, including Tencent.
Unity to lay off 25% of workforce, 1,800 jobs.
Duolingo cuts 10% of contractors, stock +3%.
Waymo robotaxis to operate on highways, a 1st.
Tinder parent Match gets activist Elliott owning ~10%.
TikTok implements restrictions on hashtag search.
iPhone survives 16K-foot drop of Alaska Airlines plane.
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Tech & law
Apple challenges EU labeling 5 App Stores as 1 service.
Biden releases rules that may force gig workers to be treated as employees.
House panel urges Biden to curb China's dominance of older-gen chips.
Beijing claims to have cracked AirDrop system to identify senders.
Biotech
Anura MagicMirror measures facial blood flow for diagnostics.
Vasa raises $6M seed to target cardiovascular aging, frailty.
Business
Boeing probe focuses on door plug as United, Alaska find loose bolts.
United finds multiple panels with problems on Boeing 737 MAX planes.
Golden Globes on CBS sees 9.4M viewers.
Tiger Woods, Nike suggest split after 27 years.
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Crypto
Bitcoin ETF hopefuls submit updated filings on Mon.
Grayscale lowers proposed fee to 1.5%, still much above peers.
U.S. politics
World
Israel may not allow Palestinians to go to northern Gaza without deal.
Blinken: Houthis will face āconsequencesā for continued attacks.
Israel kills senior Hezbollah commander in Lebanon.
China's Tianqiao is 82th largest property owner in U.S.
Russia arrests another U.S. citizen, charged with attempt drug trafficking.
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