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CES 2025 begins in Las Vegas on Tuesday morning, and will end at the end of January 10. The “official” dates are for the time when the floor of the Las Vegas Convention Center is open to attendees, and in the end they oppose the exhibition. real time. Two press days begin on Sunday with smaller events leading up to press conferences on January 6.
Press conferences
We’ll be watching the following with a close eye here at TechCrunch:
AMD🙁Mondays at 11 am PT/2 pm ETAMD has its work planned for CES 2025. Competitor Nvidia has been gasping for breath from every room is beautiful, as the chipmaker remains at the forefront of the AI boom. So, how will AMD compete with Nvidia’s RTX 5000 announcement? The company has to show its next GPU model. As part of the continuous improvement, RDNA cards 4 can arrive such as RX 8000 or RX 9000 series.
Toyota🙁Mondays at 4pm PT/7pm ET) We hope that Chairman Akio Toyoda will visit Woven City, a “living laboratory”. Our auto editor Kirsten Korosec adds: “The details are very limited on what will be revealed. TechCrunch, which was first announced in 2020, will be looking at how the basics will be integrated into the Woven City and whether Toyota followed through on its plans to build a well-connected environment with hydrogen fuel cells.
Samsung🙁Mondays at 5pm PT/8pm ET) Samsung’s CES press has always been the odd duck. The Korean electronics giant usually keeps its powder dry when it comes to consumer electronics. Besides, it is expected to announce its latest smartphone – the Galaxy S25 – at the end of January. CES 2025 will continue the tradition of the TV and consumer electronics industry. There are also odds and ends like shopping robots that will never see the light of day. Samsung you have adopted tagline “AI for All: Everyday, Everywhere” at the presentation.
Nvidia🙁Mondays at 6:30 pm PT/9:30 pm ET) Nvidia will undoubtedly have a very big CES 2025. After that, the company has all the biggest ones today. The gaming giant has a market cap of $3.4+ trillion, mostly because of that a starting point in the ongoing AI boom. Companies like OpenAI and Meta have bought Nvidia processors by the boat, and that is unlikely to change in the new year. Founder and CEO Jensen Huang will help kick off CES 2025 “with his leather jacket and unwavering vision,” on Nvidia.
Next day’s keynotes include Twitter/X CEO Linda Yaccarino at 1:30 pm PT and Delta CEO Ed Bastian at 5 pm PT. The latter, in particular, will take place at the jam band hot spot, Sphere. They will all be there to be transferred to the authorities CES YouTube page.
Events
An exhibition of hot topic it’s going to be about the only thing everyone in tech seems to be talking about these days: AI. Nothing new for CES, of course. The group has been leading the way for years now, with the 2024 show offering the first AI-powered consumer electronics.
The Rabbit R1 was, perhaps, the most popular from last year’s show. The handset generated a lot of buzz at the event, even as other AI devices such as Humane AI pinthe drug failed to do what was expected.
This article is limited to this type of content, however. This year, any product that they don’t name the AI otherwise it will be less. As mentioned above, Nvidia and AMD will go head to head on the chip front. Nvidia will focus on it, as the chipmaker will launch an AI strategy in 2025, including the release of the much-anticipated GeForce RTX 50 GPU. The company will also touch on other important sectors, including robotics and transportation.
AI will decorate everything from cars to refrigerators this year. Some programs will be useful, but most – if not most – will be a solution to a problem. This is always important to remember at an event like CES. It’s a great show; last year to cause 4,300 companies and approximately 140,000 attendees. There is a lot of noise, and many AI “programs” exist to try to rise above it.
Over the past decade, CES has evolved into one of the most prestigious auto shows of the year. This has been driven by the desire of car manufacturers to be pioneers of low blood pressure: Where better to show it than the biggest technology show for consumers? The 2021 addition of the new West Hall at the Las Vegas Convention Center has fueled this growth.
Questions remain as to whether CES can maintain its status as a major auto show. Anecdotally, a few big names seem to be getting involved in a positive way, including US manufacturers like Ford. This is probably due, in part, to Detroit’s North American International Auto Show returning after a year. The event is expected to start on January 10, in conjunction with CES.
That doesn’t mean there won’t be any big headlines from Vegas next week. In addition to Toyota’s participation, Sony’s press conference should also highlight Afeela, the company’s partnership with Honda. Companies like Hyundai – which is now owned by Boston Dynamics – will show his interest in humanoid and other robotics.
Robotics has become increasingly popular at CES in recent years. I look forward to many transportation companies discussing this topic, from manufacturing to eVTOLs. The automotive industry has been the pinnacle of the automotive industry for years, which has been growing due to various labor and supply chain issues since the pandemic. eVTOLs, meanwhile, have gained a lot FAA success at the end of last year.
CES continues to be a major launch event for computer monitors. In fact, Samsung, ASUS and MSI all announced the addition of “world’s first” 27-inch 4K OLED monitor and 240Hz refresh rates. Smart gadgets are always a favorite at the show, too. LG has already revealed many stories ahead of him. Samsung should follow suit at its press conference on Monday.
After a long hiatus, I’m looking forward to new home appliances. Among the interoperability of The measure of thingsthe explosion of generative AI platforms, and the second wind for intelligent assistants from Google, Amazon, and Apple, companies will be showing how these tools can be used effectively where their predecessors failed.
After its recent hype, the bigger picture still has a lot to prove. The Vision Pro hasn’t taken off as well as Apple had hoped, and competitors are struggling to compete with the Meta’s ability to support the Quest’s price. Big names in the space like HTC and Magic Leap have opted for enterprise applications. Chipmakers like Qualcomm, however, are still focused on making a splash.
