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CES=Chinese Electronics Show. Almost every booth we visited had a Chinese speaker. I gave a tour to the technology leaders from a big Chinese company. We visited Booster Robotics, pictured here. Among about a dozen others. Most are Chinese companies. Or seeing the Antigravity 360-degree drone. Which was the...

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