Home News Computing (Image credit: CTA) There was no question in the organizers’ minds that CES, one of the world’s most famous technology events, would return to an in-person format as soon as the pandemic would allow.This year’s virtual event was considered a success, attracting more than 100,000 attendees across live and on-demand broadcasts. However, according to Karen Chupka, who heads up CES at the Consumer Technology Association (CTA), the transition to a digital-only format robbed the show of some of its heart and soul.“There are plenty of reasons exhibitors and attendees come to CES in-person, but serendipity plays a major role,” she told TechRadar Pro. “People come to the show with one purpose in mind, bump into somebody, and leave with a new idea, customer or business partner.”“That was the main feedback we received after virtual CES earlier this year. People missed out on the serendipitous interactions that just cannot be replicated online.”Happily, then, CES 2022 is set to make a triumphant return to Las Vegas in January, with a larger physical presence than ever before.A new hybrid formatAlthough Chupka and the rest of the CTA were eage… Click below to read the full story from TechRadar
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