The Rise Of Chinese Voice Assistants And The Race To Commoditize Smart Speakers
In part 3 of China in AI, we look at the low-cost, high-volume smart speaker market and how new business models are blurring competitive lines.
In part 3 of China in AI, we look at the low-cost, high-volume smart speaker market and how new business models are blurring competitive lines.
Varonis, Mimecast, and Facebook are among the tech companies that have mentioned GDPR the most on earnings calls.
Google has upped the ante in the voice-powered computing race with its Duplex service and a battery of updates to its virtual assistant. But questions remain around how voice-driven internet services will be monetized.
Google’s growth is only as strong as the world’s access to its products. These initiatives in connectivity and telecommunications look to extend the company's reach.
We used the CB Insights platform to analyze where Facebook, Apple, Microsoft, Google, and Amazon (FAMGA) are making investments, partnering, and pursuing R&D in energy.
Google is betting that the future of healthcare is going to be structured data and AI. The company is applying AI to disease detection, new data infrastructure, and potentially insurance. In this report we explore Google's many healthcare initiatives and areas of potential future expansion.
We analyzed 10 years of earnings transcripts from Google and found that the company mentions YouTube more than Search, Android, or any of its newer initiatives.
We analyzed 10 years of earnings transcripts from Facebook, Apple, Microsoft, Google, and Amazon (FAMGA). According to mentions, Microsoft and Google are far more focused on artificial intelligence and machine learning than their peers.
We analyzed 10 years of earnings transcripts from Facebook, Apple, Microsoft, Google, and Amazon (FAMGA), and judging by mentions found that Apple is far more focused on the Greater China region than its peers. Meanwhile, cracking the code in India is proving challenging.
We analyzed 10 years of earnings transcripts from Facebook, Apple, Microsoft, Google, and Amazon (FAMGA), and found that Google is prioritizing its voice products as it looks to claw back share from Amazon.