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CES starts on January 7th. The annual Las Vegas event sets the tone for the consumer electronics and automotive industry for the year. As always, TechCrunch will be there reading the stories of the most exciting startups and tech giants.
If you really want a piece of the action without paying for hotels and flights, many of the biggest highlights of the events will be broadcast. Although the show officially runs from January 7th to 10th, most of the big news is being promoted in person with press events leading up to the show. These are mainly intended for “Press Day” on January 6.
Events usually center around the biggest tech names like Nvidia, Samsung, Toyota and Sony. The good news for those looking to mingle among the 140,000 international attendees is that all major press conferences and keynotes will be streamed live, either via the companies’ press pages or through CES itself.
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January 6th 11am PT/2pm ET
The company should showcase its next-generation GPU. RDNA 4 cards as part of the ongoing rebranding could come Like the RX 8000 or RX 9000 series.
January 6th 4pm PT/7pm ET
January 6 at 5pm PT/8pm ET
Samsung’s CES presser is always weird. The Korean electronics giant generally keeps its dust dry when it comes to consumer electronics. Finally, it is expected to announce its latest flagship phone, the Galaxy S25, at the end of January.
CES 2025 will continue the company’s tradition of televisions and home appliances. There are odds and ends like consumer robots that will likely never see the light of day. Samsung accepted The tagline for the presentation, which starts at 2:00 PM PT/5:00 PM ET on January 6, is “AI for Everyone: Every Day, Everywhere.”
January 6th 6:30pm PT/9:30pm ET
Nvidia will undoubtedly have the biggest CES 2025 ever. After all, the company has the biggest everything today. The chip giant has a market value of more than $3.4 trillion, largely thanks to him a key position in the ongoing AI boom. Companies like OpenAI and Meta have bought Nvidia processors by the boatload, and that’s unlikely to change in the new year.
Founder and CEO Jensen Huang will help kick off CES 2025 with his “trademark leather jacket and unflappable gaze.” For Nvidia.
