CES 2022: After companies like Nvidia, Amazon, Meta, Pinterest, Twitter and Lenovo, it’s time for Intel to announce that it will not participate in in-person events at the Consumer Electronics Show (CES) 2022 because of the coronavirus.
“The health and safety of our employees, partners and customers is always a priority. After consulting with health authorities and in the spirit of Intel’s security policies, our plans are to: THAT will evolve into a live experience that prioritizes the digital, with minimal staff on site,” the brand said in a statement.
Intel, which is normally one of the largest attendees at the show, not only said it will be in Las Vegas, but also urged the public to participate in the virtual experience it will offer in January.
Despite the “exodus of companies” THAT the organizers promise that the fair will be held with dozens of attractions. In a statement, the trade show’s advisers said the mission of the exhibitors and organizers is to bring the industry together with “strong security measures”.
“While we recently canceled 42 exhibitors (less than 7% of our show floor), we have added 60 new exhibitors to our in-person event since last Friday. Entries for both our digital entry and our event in Las Vegas continue to receive a strong boost, with thousands of submissions over the past few days,” the text added.