Intel is presenting its 2020 International CES address by CEO Bob Swan. The company pledges relentless innovation and adherence to Moore's Law to introduce new technology. This is a live-blog of the event.01:16 UTC: And that's a wrap on Intel's CES event. Not even a passing mention of Comet Lake desktop processor. They had time for athlete tracking but not their 10th gen mainstream desktop product-line. Intel has officially ceded this market to AMD!

01:10 UTC: Intel Unveils DG1, it's first discrete GPU in the mobile form-factor. Can work in tandem with iGPU.01:07 UTC: Xe iGPU doubles graphics performance vs. Gen11. Advancements in display- and media-capabilities and AI-assisted image quality enhancements that leverages DLBoost.01:00 UTC: Intel unveils "Tiger Lake" processors. Combines "Willow Cove" CPU cores with Xe iGPU, features Thunderbolt 4 and Wi-Fi 6.00:59 UTC: Intel "Horseshoe Bend": A large 17-inch foldable PC.00:57 UTC: Lenovo also uttered "Core Hybrid," possibly commercial name of Lakefield (x86 big.LITTLE).

00:54 UTC: Lenovo shows off Yoga Slim 7 and ThinkPad X1 Carbon, along with a new all-day device, a full-performance, 5G-capable, foldable-PC that weighs less than 1 kg.00:53 UTC: Project Athena extended to Google Chromebook ecosystem.

00:51 UTC: HP Dragonfly is a super-thin Project Athena laptop with a 360-degree hinge, powerful hardware, and made from recycled plastic from the ocean.00:46 UTC: Gregory Bryant of client-computing group takes stage.00:29 UTC: AI a $25 Billion opportunity by 2025. Shenoy details what Habana Labs acquisition means. Xeon Scalable processor is a solid foundation for AI, thanks to DLBoost and AVX-512.00:25 UTC: Intel and Netflix closer to deploying AV1 codec: a bandwidth-friendly codec for the streaming content leader. AV1 will roll out in 2020.00:22 UTC: Navin Shenoy (Enterprise computing head) takes stage.

00:17 UTC: Intel's self-driving car tech has advanced. Driving an autonomous vehicle across traffic in Jerusalem. AI is also helping the American Red Cross Society navigating a disaster-hit zone. AI analyzes satellite images to draw out roads and directions.00:08 UTC: Intel predicts an exponential growth of data up to 175 ZB by 2025, and on average, 7 devices per human being, all generating data.