Car racing TV coverage heads to customized future, thanks to Intel, Ferrari
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Car racing TV coverage heads to customized future, thanks to Intel, Ferrari
13:03:20 / January 12, 2018

Intel's artificial intelligence partnership with Ferrari, announced at CES 2018, will involve aerial footage captured via drones, which will then be mixed and curated to create personalised feeds.

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