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Dr. Lisa Su, president and CEO of AMD, revealed the new Ryzen 5000 series mobile processors with two categories.

Corie Barry, CEO of Best Buy, interviewed by Alan Murray, CEO of Fortune, shared how the company shifted during the pandemic and put the customer in control of buying, whether from home, curbside or in person.

Billie Eilish gave a special performance available only to registered CES attendees.

Behind the scenes of the CES 2021 anchor desk.

Anchors Naomi Kyle and Brian Tong wrap up CES 2021.

Michael Miebach, CEO of Mastercard, and Julie Sweet, CEO of Accenture, predicted tech trends they expect to see over the next decade.

Mary Barra, chairman and CEO of General Motors (GM), launched new product lines from GM, including the Cadillac eVTOL, a concept air taxi and a new business unit devoted to electrifying the goods delivery market.

Michael E. Kassan, chairman and CEO of MediaLink, and Ann Sarnoff, chair and CEO of WarnerMedia Studios and Networks Group, described the ever-evolving entertainment industry.

Brad Smith, president of Microsoft, gave his vision on ensuring cyber security and customer privacy protection, and discussed the tech industry’s responsibility to exercise our conscience.

Hans Vestberg, chairman and CEO of Verizon, demonstrated the immersive 5G experience across sports, education, connected communities and live music.

Doug McMillon, CEO of Walmart, discussed ways 5G, AI and robotics will change the business; how Walmart pivoted to keep employees healthy and customers satisfied; and the company’s commitment to diversity and inclusion.