Intel is boosting its 3D video technology for sports programming with the acquisition of Israeli firm Replay Technologies, which provides “free dimensional” or “freeD” technology that creates seamless 3D video rendering using 28 UltraHD cameras. Intel recently used the technology to enable 360 degree experience for fans at the NBA All-Start Weekend. “Together, we will scale this new category for sports entertainment that we call immersive sports… For athletes, coaches, broadcasters and fans, the ability to capture, analyze and share data adds compelling new dimensions to the game,” Intel said in a blog post last week.

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DirecTV Bringing Glance AI to Gemini Next Year

Glance AI rolled out on Samsung Galaxy phones this summer, allowing users to browse looks, save them, try on clothes and more through a personal AI experience. Now, it’s coming to its first U.S. television provider with DirecTV Gemini devices slated to begin rolling out the feature in 2026.

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