6–9 January 2026
CTA
CES 2026
- 6–9 January 2026
- Las Vegas, USA
The year’s first big show — new silicon, laptops, televisions, car technology and the prototypes that set the agenda for everything after it.
Review
CES 2026, considered one of the most significant events in the tech world, took place in Las Vegas from January 6 to 9. This annual exhibition, organized by the CTA, traditionally sets the main trends for the year in silicon, laptops, televisions, and automotive technology. For readers in Georgia, this event is crucial as it provides insight into the innovations that will shape our daily lives in the near future.
The main theme of this year's show was physical AI, manifested through robots and autonomous vehicles. NVIDIA unveiled Vera Rubin, its next-generation AI infrastructure architecture, while AMD focused on the Ryzen AI 400 series processors and the Ryzen 7 9850X3D model. Samsung stunned attendees with the tri-folding Galaxy Z TriFold and the Galaxy Book 6 Pro, powered by Intel Panther Lake.
In the field of robotics, LG's CLOiD robot, designed to handle laundry and simple cooking, drew significant attention. Additionally, Boston Dynamics and Google DeepMind announced the integration of Gemini into the Atlas humanoid robot, while Uber showcased a robotaxi built in collaboration with Lucid and Nuro. CES 2026 once again proved that the future is already here and is increasingly merging with our physical environment.
Highlights
- NVIDIA unveiled Vera Rubin, its next AI infrastructure architecture, already in production; the theme of the show was “physical AI” — robots and autonomous cars
- AMD showed Ryzen AI 400 Series processors for laptops and desktops, and the Ryzen 7 9850X3D
- Samsung showed the tri-folding Galaxy Z TriFold and the Galaxy Book 6 Pro on Intel Panther Lake
- LG’s star was CLOiD, a life-size robot that folds laundry and cooks simple meals
- Boston Dynamics and Google DeepMind announced Gemini in the Atlas humanoid; Uber showed a robotaxi built with Lucid and Nuro