Yesterday, January 4th 2016, NVIDIA has unveiled its new DRIVE PX 2, currently the fastest, most powerful supercomputer for self-driving cars. The new water-cooled computer boasts the ability to process 24 trillion deep learning operations per second, which is the equivalent of the accumulated processing power of 150 MacBook Pro laptops.

For those who didn’t watch the unveiling of the new Apple TV last year, the keynote highlighted a few useful commands to try on the brand new set top box, that will make you feel “kind of” like Tony Stark... minus the holographic interface, the latter of which we’ll leave up to Microsoft, for now.

The first time Solu surfaced from under our radar, was in mid-November of last year, when a team of 13 Finnish entrepreneurs and engineers, spearheaded a collaborative effort to build what their company, Solu Machines, is touting as “a new type of computer”, featuring cloud capabilities, and focused on the elimination of the desktop/icons/folders paradigm, in favor of what they came to define as “human computing”.

In truth, there is no other way to describe the new household appliance to be on display at CES. Pictures of the new smart refrigerator have begun to show on banners along the main halls of CES, featuring what seems to be a regular size, two-door refrigerator, with a large touchscreen on one of the doors, next to the water and ice dispenser. According to the images, voice input could also be a possibility, which could turn out to be helpful in compiling shopping lists faster.