CES 2026: Everything revealed, from Nvidia’s debuts to AMD’s new chips to Razer’s AI oddities 

Las Vegas: CES 2026 is here, and it’s buzzing with new tech. The show is open to the public after a few busy days of press announcements. Big names like Nvidia, Sony, and AMD made exciting presentations. AI is a big focus again this year, but there are still plenty of hardware upgrades and surprises.

Nvidia introduced an AI model for self-driving cars and their new computing design, Rubin. CEO Jensen Huang spoke about these innovations while sharing fun moments with robots. The Rubin design is faster and can store more data. It will start replacing the old Blackwell design soon. Nvidia is also creating AI tools for self-driving cars, like their Alpamayo models.

AMD’s CEO Lisa Su gave a keynote and invited partners like OpenAI’s Greg Brockman. She shared how their new Ryzen AI 400 Series processors will help more people use AI on personal computers.

Hyundai talked about its work with Boston Dynamics and Google on for robots. They showed the new version of the Atlas robot at the event. Amazon also had a big announcement, updating Alexa and launching new smart TVs with extra features.

Razer, known for fun gaming gear, wowed everyone with Project AVA, an AI companion that sits on your desk, and Project Motoko, which acts like smart glasses without the glasses.

Lego showed up for the first time at CES, revealing their Smart Play System, featuring interactive bricks and Star Wars-themed sets.