The first six weeks of 2023 has seen thousands of redundancies across a range of big tech companies.

Christie is helping power 3D and immersive visuals for a new auditorium at the University Hospital of Straasbourg, France.

A space company supporting exploration of the moon and Mars expanded its command and control facilities, scaling its existing Clear-Com infrastructure to meet communication needs.

UK technology distributor, Exertis UK, has made changes to its senior management structure. Tim Griffin has taken operational leadership of the Exertis UK business, becoming CEO.

Accenture has made a strategic investment through Accenture Ventures in Looking Glass Factory, who have developed an end-to-end holographic platform with displays that can show content in 3D, without requiring the use of headsets or head-tracking.

Peerless-AV has appointed Robert Phillips as product manager for the EMEA business. His role is to develop key product lines while also supporting the custom dvLED teams in EMEA and the US.

As part of a wave of global expansion, Boom Collaboration plans to enter the UK market with its own conferencing portfolio.

Project Audio Visual has said that it has become the first integrator to supply and install 5,000 Microsoft Teams Rooms (MTR).

A new study from the University of Kansas has found that an augmented reality (AR) lesson scored highly among users, who reported that they felt more engaged with the content than from a video lesson. However, objective data showed that those who interacted with the AR model learned less than those who watched the video.

The Integrate Middle East 2023 trade show will host its first event in May 2023 in Dubai, aiming to become a forum and platform for tech leaders and integrated solution buyers.