2021 was an exciting time for the home device market, with more content and services being streamed into DTVs, Set-top boxes (STBs) and OTT devices than ever before.
However, this significant growth will bring a number of future requirements for these devices across different forms of compute with more processing power, AI and Machine Learning (ML) workloads, security and new features like 8K. This talk will explore all of these future market and technology trends in more detail and outline what the home device market needs to do to service the growing compute requirements.
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