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CES 2026: Our highlights from the tech show

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By Diego Ibarra, Philipp Leutiger, Falk Meissner, Nikolaus Lehmann
| rolandberger.com
This year, AI was no longer just a software story. We saw intelligence embedded in robots, wearables, vehicles, and home devices, enabled by new edge-ready chipsets and hybrid architectures. The result is a seamless integration of AI into daily life, with systems that sense, interpret, and act in real time. For leaders, this means AI is now a strategic lever for operational efficiency and differentiated customer experience, not just a back-office tool.
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La legítima defensa en el arbitraje deportivo: análisis del caso AUF y jugadores vs. CONMEBOL ante el TAS

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By Diego Ibarra, Victor Fraga, Egaña Ibarra, Ríos Fraga
| Dialnet - Universidad de La Rioja
Ayuda Buscar en la ayuda Buscar en la ayuda La legítima defensa en el arbitraje deportivo: análisis del caso AUF y jugadores vs. CONMEBOL ante el TAS Diego Egaña Ibarra [1] ; Víctor Ríos Fraga [1] [1] Ruiz-Huerta & Crespo Sports Lawyers Localización: Revista Aranzadi de derecho de deporte y entretenimiento, ISSN 2171-5556, Nº. 89, 2025 Idioma: español Títulos paralelos: Self-defense in sports arbitration: analysis of the case of AUF and players vs.
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Making CCS viable: Strategies by sector and country explained

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By Ruirui Zong-Rühe, David Frans, Diego Ibarra, Vatche Kourkejian
| rolandberger.com
Carbon capture and storage (CCS) is a vital technology for decarbonizing energy-intensive industries and mitigating climate change. After decades of evolution, over 200 million tons of CO₂ safely stored globally and costs declining toward breakeven, the challenge is no longer technical - it's aligning the institutional, regulatory, and social conditions that allow economically viable CCS projects to get built.
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