"FocusAI"

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6 Mar 2025

Qwalcomm's FocusAI camera is at Mobile World Congress 2025 in Barcelona, Spain, on March 6, 2025.

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#13457343

16 Mar 2026

A Google product specialist demonstrates the integrated capabilities of Gemini AI to a trade show delegate on a large transparent MicroLED display at the Android pavilion during the Mobile World Congress in Barcelona, Spain, on March 5, 2026. The interactive screen showcases Gemini Advanced 2.0, running on the Google DeepMind multimodal architecture, as it processes a complex real-time request involving live video analysis from a connected smartphone and multiple third-party API integrations. The hardware setup includes a Google Pixel Fold 3, powered by the Tensor G5 chip, with its dual 48-megapixel rear camera array stream, demonstrating the phone's on-device Nano AI model synchronizing with the cloud-based Gemini Ultra 2.0 model for low-latency visual Q&A. The demonstration highlights Google's ''AI for Everyone'' initiative, focusing on proactive agents, secure data processing, and seamless cross-device synchronization with Android 16 and ChromeOS.

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#13457359

16 Mar 2026

A large-scale Google Android mascot dressed in the official papaya orange and black team kit of the McLaren Formula 1 Team is showcased at the Android pavilion during the Mobile World Congress in Barcelona, Spain, on March 5, 2026. The display highlights the multi-year technological partnership between Google and McLaren, focusing on the use of Android devices, including the Google Pixel 10 Pro and the Pixel Tablet, within the team's race operations and engineering workflows. The mascot stands adjacent to a visualization powered by ChromeOS and Google Cloud's data analytics platforms running on NVIDIA H200 Tensor Core GPUs, demonstrating real-time telemetry processing from a theoretical MCL38 F1 car utilizing a private 5G-Advanced network infrastructure. The exhibit emphasizes the integration of Gemini AI for predictive race strategy and performance optimization, bridging the gap between mobile technology and elite motorsport engineering.

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#13457360

16 Mar 2026

A large-scale Google Android mascot dressed in the official papaya orange and black team kit of the McLaren Formula 1 Team is showcased at the Android pavilion during the Mobile World Congress in Barcelona, Spain, on March 5, 2026. The display highlights the multi-year technological partnership between Google and McLaren, focusing on the use of Android devices, including the Google Pixel 10 Pro and the Pixel Tablet, within the team's race operations and engineering workflows. The mascot stands adjacent to a visualization powered by ChromeOS and Google Cloud's data analytics platforms running on NVIDIA H200 Tensor Core GPUs, demonstrating real-time telemetry processing from a theoretical MCL38 F1 car utilizing a private 5G-Advanced network infrastructure. The exhibit emphasizes the integration of Gemini AI for predictive race strategy and performance optimization, bridging the gap between mobile technology and elite motorsport engineering.

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#13447149

14 Mar 2026

Elena Poniatowska and Margo Glantz, writers, participate in a discussion at the Coyoacan International Book Fair (FILCO) in Mexico City, Mexico, on March 14, 2026. The annual cultural event brings together publishers, authors, readers, cultural institutions, and the general public. The winners of the Cervantes Prize and the FIL Prize engage in a discussion titled ''Women Who Write, Worlds That Change,'' focusing on how writing, through their experiences, has shaped cultural reality and inspired other women to join the field.

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#13447155

14 Mar 2026

Elena Poniatowska and Margo Glantz, writers, participate in a discussion at the Coyoacan International Book Fair (FILCO) in Mexico City, Mexico, on March 14, 2026. The annual cultural event brings together publishers, authors, readers, cultural institutions, and the general public. The winners of the Cervantes Prize and the FIL Prize engage in a discussion titled ''Women Who Write, Worlds That Change,'' focusing on how writing, through their experiences, has shaped cultural reality and inspired other women to join the field.

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#13447165

14 Mar 2026

Elena Poniatowska and Margo Glantz, writers, participate in a discussion at the Coyoacan International Book Fair (FILCO) in Mexico City, Mexico, on March 14, 2026. The annual cultural event brings together publishers, authors, readers, cultural institutions, and the general public. The winners of the Cervantes Prize and the FIL Prize engage in a discussion titled ''Women Who Write, Worlds That Change,'' focusing on how writing, through their experiences, has shaped cultural reality and inspired other women to join the field.

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#13447166

14 Mar 2026

Elena Poniatowska and Margo Glantz, writers, participate in a discussion at the Coyoacan International Book Fair (FILCO) in Mexico City, Mexico, on March 14, 2026. The annual cultural event brings together publishers, authors, readers, cultural institutions, and the general public. The winners of the Cervantes Prize and the FIL Prize engage in a discussion titled ''Women Who Write, Worlds That Change,'' focusing on how writing, through their experiences, has shaped cultural reality and inspired other women to join the field.

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#13447167

14 Mar 2026

Elena Poniatowska and Margo Glantz, writers, participate in a discussion at the Coyoacan International Book Fair (FILCO) in Mexico City, Mexico, on March 14, 2026. The annual cultural event brings together publishers, authors, readers, cultural institutions, and the general public. The winners of the Cervantes Prize and the FIL Prize engage in a discussion titled ''Women Who Write, Worlds That Change,'' focusing on how writing, through their experiences, has shaped cultural reality and inspired other women to join the field.

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#13447168

14 Mar 2026

Elena Poniatowska and Margo Glantz, writers, participate in a discussion at the Coyoacan International Book Fair (FILCO) in Mexico City, Mexico, on March 14, 2026. The annual cultural event brings together publishers, authors, readers, cultural institutions, and the general public. The winners of the Cervantes Prize and the FIL Prize engage in a discussion titled ''Women Who Write, Worlds That Change,'' focusing on how writing, through their experiences, has shaped cultural reality and inspired other women to join the field.

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#13412455

7 Mar 2026

In Osorno, Chile, on March 6, 2026, a plaque identifying the former Osorno Investigations Headquarters (formerly the PDI) as part of the Memory Route is installed. This headquarters serves as a prison and torture center during the military dictatorship. The Memory Route in the Los Lagos Region, recently launched by the Ministry of National Assets, encompasses 32 key landmarks that trace local history, focusing on human rights sites and historical memory. It functions as a tool for symbolic reparation, allowing the community to learn about the places where human rights violations occur between 1973 and 1990.

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#13412456

7 Mar 2026

In Osorno, Chile, on March 6, 2026, a woman carries a photograph of her detained and disappeared relatives. A plaque identifying the former Osorno Investigations Headquarters (formerly the PDI) as part of the Memory Route is installed. This headquarters serves as a prison and torture center during the military dictatorship. The Memory Route in the Los Lagos Region, recently launched by the Ministry of National Assets, encompasses 32 key landmarks that trace local history, focusing on human rights sites and historical memory. It functions as a tool for symbolic reparation, allowing the community to learn about the places where human rights violations occur between 1973 and 1990.

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#13412457

7 Mar 2026

In Osorno, Chile, on March 6, 2026, red carnations lean against the wall. A plaque identifies the former Osorno Investigations Headquarters (formerly the PDI) as part of the Memory Route. This headquarters serves as a prison and torture center during the military dictatorship. The Memory Route in the Los Lagos Region, recently launched by the Ministry of National Assets, encompasses 32 key landmarks that trace local history, focusing on human rights sites and historical memory. It functions as a tool for symbolic reparation, allowing the community to learn about the places where human rights violations occur between 1973 and 1990.

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#13412458

7 Mar 2026

In Osorno, Chile, on March 6, 2026, a musician sings during the ceremony. A plaque identifying the former Osorno Investigations Headquarters (formerly the PDI) as part of the Memory Route is installed. This headquarters serves as a prison and torture center during the military dictatorship. The Memory Route in the Los Lagos Region, recently launched by the Ministry of National Assets, encompasses 32 key landmarks that trace local history, focusing on human rights sites and historical memory. It functions as a tool for symbolic reparation, allowing the community to learn about the places where human rights violations occur between 1973 and 1990.

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#13412459

7 Mar 2026

In Osorno, Chile, on March 6, 2026, Manuel Arredondo, councilman of the city of Osorno, speaks during the ceremony. A plaque identifying the former Osorno Investigations Headquarters (formerly the PDI) as part of the Memory Route is installed. This headquarters serves as a prison and torture center during the military dictatorship. The Memory Route in the Los Lagos Region, recently launched by the Ministry of National Assets, encompasses 32 key landmarks that trace local history, focusing on human rights sites and historical memory. It functions as a tool for symbolic reparation, allowing the community to learn about the places where human rights violations occur between 1973 and 1990.

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#13412460

7 Mar 2026

Plaques at the Pilmaiquen Bridge memorial site in Osorno, Chile, on March 6, 2026, identify the former Osorno Investigations Headquarters (formerly the PDI) as part of the Memory Route. This headquarters serves as a prison and torture center during the military dictatorship. The Memory Route in the Los Lagos Region, recently launched by the Ministry of National Assets, encompasses 32 key landmarks that trace local history, focusing on human rights sites and historical memory. It functions as a tool for symbolic reparation, allowing the community to learn about the places where human rights violations occur between 1973 and 1990.

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