Daily Poll: Four top chipmakers and their latest products.

Four top chipmakers on Tuesday introduced their latest products ahead of the CES 2022 tech conference.

$Advanced Micro Devices(AMD.US)$:
the company's new notebook processors will offer a big performance boost over its current-generation chips.
They are delivering an average of 1.3 (times) faster performance compared to the 5000 series across a wide range of compute-intensive benchmarks."
AMD also previewed its next-generation processors, the Ryzen 7000 series.

AMD stock dropped 3.9% to close at $144.42

$NVIDIA(NVDA.US)$:
Nvidia said its processors and software will play a key role in building the so-called "metaverse."
On Tuesday, it announced the availability of Nvidia Omniverse software for creators who use its RTX graphics processors. It also revealed new Omniverse features for digital artists and designers.
Nvidia also introduced a lower-priced GeForce RTX graphics processor that it hopes will spur gamers to upgrade to ray-tracing technology.
In autonomous cars, Nvidia announced new users of its Nvidia Drive platform. It said electric-vehicle makers such as Volvo-backed Polestar and Chinese firms  $NIO Inc(NIO.US)$ ,  $XPeng(XPEV.US)$ and  $Li Auto(LI.US)$ have adopted its Drive Hyperion platform.

Nvidia stock sank 2.8% to finish at $292.90 Tuesday.

$Intel(INTC.US)$:
Intel promoted the latest versions of its 12th generation Intel Core series processors for notebook and desktop PCs. Intel also disclosed that it has begun shipping its Intel Arc discrete graphics chips.
Intel's Mobileye unit announced its new EyeQ Ultra system-on-a-chip for autonomous vehicles. Plus, Mobileye revealed expanded relationships with major automakers, including  $Ford Motor(F.US)$ and  $VOLKSWAGEN A G(VWAGY.US)$ .
But like AMD stock and Nvidia stock, Intel stock fell Tuesday.

Intel ended the trading session down a fraction to $53.14.

$Qualcomm(QCOM.US)$:
Qualcomm addressed its advancements in wireless chips and mobile processors during a live press event at CES 2022.
Qualcomm sees its future growth in providing connected, smart and power-efficient chips for devices on the network edge. That includes automobiles, Arm-based PCs, and virtual reality and augmented reality headsets.
In the VR and AR space, Qualcomm already is providing its Snapdragon chips to more than 50 devices. On Tuesday, Qualcomm announced an expanded collaboration with  $Microsoft(MSFT.US)$ to develop lightweight AR glasses.

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AMD, Nvidia, Intel, Qualcomm Tout Chip Advances At CES 2022
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