On January 5th, the CES (Consumer Electronic Show) exhibition began in Las Vegas and will run until January 9th.
CES is a global exhibition where many companies and startups present their new products in the IT and hardware sectors: new hardware, processors, graphics cards, devices, AI, and more.
This all takes place in Las Vegas, primarily at the LVCC, with around 4,500 companies and over 160,000 employees participating in the exhibition itself. Approximately 250 sessions will be covered, with key focuses being AI, robotics, automotive technology, hardware, and IT.
CES itself is a key exhibition in the hardware sector, as it has been the launchpad for pivotal innovations like the DVD in its time.
For example, it featured presentations of the Ryzen 7 9850X3D, a new AI accelerator from NVIDIA called Rubin—which NVIDIA claims will deliver 5 times the performance of the previous Blackwell accelerator and reduce token cost tenfold—as well as Alpamayo, a platform enabling Level 4 autonomous driving, and DLSS 4.5.
At the moment, these are the key new products from the exhibition.
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