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Secretlab CEO prioritizes chairs over AI, launches new Atlas model

Secretlab's CEO, Ian Ang, is focusing on product innovation and combating copycat designs rather than adopting AI. He stated that external investors would likely push for AI integration, but as a privately held company, Secretlab prioritizes its core business. The company has also launched a new, more affordable gaming chair called the Atlas, which is slimmer than its previous Titan Evo model. AI

IMPACT Minimal direct impact; highlights a company's strategic decision to focus on core products over AI integration.

RANK_REASON The cluster discusses a product launch and a CEO's opinion on AI adoption for a specific company, not a broad industry trend or frontier release.

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Secretlab CEO prioritizes chairs over AI, launches new Atlas model

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    🎮 Secretlab's CEO is getting tough on copycat chairs and doesn't feel pressure to adopt AI: 'If we were owned by outside investors, you can bet that AI will be

    🎮 Secretlab's CEO is getting tough on copycat chairs and doesn't feel pressure to adopt AI: 'If we were owned by outside investors, you can bet that AI will be somehow jammed down our throats' I speak with Ian Ang about building a gaming chair company at the company's Singapore o…

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    🎮 Secretlab's new Atlas chair is cheaper, slimmer than the Titan Evo and I've been sitting comfortably in it for the past couple days Starts at $499. 📰 Source:

    🎮 Secretlab's new Atlas chair is cheaper, slimmer than the Titan Evo and I've been sitting comfortably in it for the past couple days Starts at $499. 📰 Source: Latest from PC Gamer 🔗 Link: https://www.pcgamer.com/hardware/gaming-chairs/secretlabs-new-atlas-chair-is-cheaper-slimme…