Overview
- CES runs January 6–9 in Las Vegas, with AMD CEO Lisa Su opening, Nvidia’s Jensen Huang sharing the first-day stage with Siemens CEO Roland Busch, and Lenovo chief Yuanqing Yang presenting at the Sphere.
- The CES Foundry concentrates AI exhibits and debate near the LVCC, formalizing the show’s focus on practical applications and business models for machine learning.
- Vendors signal incremental hardware updates: devices with Snapdragon X2 Elite and Intel’s Core Ultra 300 for notebooks arrive, while AMD’s Zen‑6 Ryzen processors are expected in the second half of 2026.
- TV and display trends highlight micro‑RGB‑LED sets and vertically arranged RGB subpixels, with AI features pitched for picture, sound and auto‑adjusting portable projection.
- Robotics takes a prominent turn on the show floor as LG’s CLOiD and other humanoid helpers debut, while European automakers opt for restrained appearances over splashy vehicle unveilings.