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Key ChipsH100, B200, TPU v5, Trainium

Key PlayersNVIDIA, AMD, Broadcom, Cerebras

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Nvidia unveils powerful Vera Rubin chip as Jensen Huang maps ambitious AI future at CES

Jensen Huang revealed Nvidia's next-generation Vera Rubin chip at CES in Las Vegas, claiming it delivers five times the AI computing power of its predecessor Blackwell. The announcement comes as Nvidia faces mounting pressure from rivals and customers developing their own AI chips, while the company expands into autonomous vehicles, robotics, and enterprise applications.

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Nvidia unveils powerful Vera Rubin chip as Jensen Huang maps ambitious AI future at CES

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Mercedes-Benz Drive Assist Pro brings AI-powered autonomous driving to US city streets

Mercedes-Benz launches Drive Assist Pro, an advanced driver-assistance system that handles urban navigation from parking lot to destination. Using Nvidia's AI technology and 30 sensors, the system navigates intersections, obeys traffic lights, and manages complex city driving scenarios. Available later this year for $3,950 for three years, it positions Mercedes as Tesla's main competitor in urban autonomous driving.

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Mercedes-Benz Drive Assist Pro brings AI-powered autonomous driving to US city streets

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FuriosaAI launches RNGD chip in mass production to challenge Nvidia's AI inference dominance

South Korean startup FuriosaAI has begun mass production of its RNGD neural processing chip, designed specifically for AI inference workloads. Founded by former Samsung engineer June Paik, the company claims its chip delivers up to 2.25 times better inference performance than competing GPUs while consuming less power. Valued at over $700 million after rejecting an $800 million acquisition offer from Meta, FuriosaAI aims to break Nvidia's market dominance.

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FuriosaAI launches RNGD chip in mass production to challenge Nvidia's AI inference dominance

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Boston Dynamics unveils production-ready Atlas robot with superhuman abilities at CES 2026

Boston Dynamics showcased its latest Atlas robot at CES 2026, demonstrating a remarkably human-like walk alongside superhuman capabilities including 360-degree joint rotation. The AI-powered humanoid robot, standing 5'9" and weighing 200 pounds, is set to begin work at Hyundai's Georgia manufacturing facility by 2028, marking a significant step toward widespread deployment of humanoid robots in industrial settings.

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Boston Dynamics unveils production-ready Atlas robot with superhuman abilities at CES 2026

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Qualcomm Snapdragon X2 Plus chips target budget laptops with 80 TOPS NPU and multi-day battery

Qualcomm expanded its 2026 laptop lineup at CES with the Snapdragon X2 Plus, targeting mainstream and budget-friendly laptops. The new chips feature a 10-core or 6-core Oryon CPU, an 80 TOPS NPU for AI performance, and promise up to 43% better energy efficiency than previous generation processors, with laptops expected by March.

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Qualcomm Snapdragon X2 Plus chips target budget laptops with 80 TOPS NPU and multi-day battery

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HP's OmniBook Ultra 14 pushes AI boundaries with 85 TOPS chip and dual processor options

HP unveiled the OmniBook Ultra 14 at CES 2026, featuring an exclusive Qualcomm Snapdragon X2 Elite variant with 85 TOPS—the highest NPU performance yet. The premium ultraportable laptop also offers Intel Panther Lake options, weighing just 2.81 pounds and measuring thinner than Apple's MacBook Air. Starting at $1,549.99, this Copilot+ PC targets professionals seeking robust AI capabilities in a lightweight design.

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HP's OmniBook Ultra 14 pushes AI boundaries with 85 TOPS chip and dual processor options

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Qualcomm unveils robotics processor to power humanoids and autonomous machines at CES

Qualcomm introduced its Dragonwing IQ10 Series processor and comprehensive robotics architecture at CES, designed for industrial autonomous mobile robots and humanoid robots. The chip giant is collaborating with Figure and other robotics companies to deliver what it calls 'Brain of the Robot' capabilities, moving intelligent machines from labs into real-world environments with AI-driven edge solutions.

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Qualcomm unveils robotics processor to power humanoids and autonomous machines at CES

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Qualcomm unveils Dragonwing IQ10 robotics platform, betting big on humanoid robots at CES 2026

Qualcomm announced its Dragonwing IQ10 Series at CES 2026, a full-stack robotics platform designed to power everything from household helpers to industrial humanoid robots. Partnering with Vinmotion and others, the chip giant aims to bring edge AI capabilities to autonomous robotics, leveraging its automotive expertise to make intelligent machines practical for real-world deployment.

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Qualcomm unveils Dragonwing IQ10 robotics platform, betting big on humanoid robots at CES 2026

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AI and Self-Driving Cars Take Center Stage at CES as Automakers Shift Focus from EVs

CES 2026 marks a turning point for the auto industry as AI and autonomous driving technology dominate the Las Vegas trade show. With automakers dialing back EV plans amid slowing demand, the focus has shifted to robotaxis, software-defined vehicles, and AI assistants. Companies like Nvidia, Hyundai, and Mercedes are betting on intelligence over horsepower to drive the future of mobility.

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AI and Self-Driving Cars Take Center Stage at CES as Automakers Shift Focus from EVs

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Foxconn Q4 revenue hits record $82.73 billion as AI demand drives 22% surge past expectations

Taiwan's Foxconn, the world's largest contract electronics maker, reported record-breaking Q4 revenue of $82.73 billion, up 22% year-over-year, smashing analyst expectations. The revenue surge was fueled by booming AI demand, particularly in cloud and networking products. As a key supplier for Nvidia and Apple, the results signal robust AI infrastructure spending.

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Foxconn Q4 revenue hits record $82.73 billion as AI demand drives 22% surge past expectations

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LG brings back its Wallpaper TV as the world's thinnest wireless OLED with zero visible cables

LG Electronics unveiled the OLED evo W6 at CES 2026, reviving its iconic Wallpaper TV concept from 2017. The new model measures just 9mm thin and eliminates all visible cables through wireless connectivity. Featuring brightness levels 3.9 times higher than standard OLEDs and support for 4K at 165Hz, the display targets both premium home theater enthusiasts and serious gamers.

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LG brings back its Wallpaper TV as the world's thinnest wireless OLED with zero visible cables

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AMD kicks off CES 2026 with CEO Lisa Su's keynote on AI solutions and new Ryzen chips

AMD CEO Dr. Lisa Su delivers the opening keynote at CES 2026 on January 5, outlining the company's vision for AI solutions across cloud, enterprise, edge and devices. The presentation is expected to unveil new Ryzen chips including the AI 400 series and refreshed desktop processors, as AMD positions itself against rivals NVIDIA and Intel in the accelerating AI race.

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AMD kicks off CES 2026 with CEO Lisa Su's keynote on AI solutions and new Ryzen chips

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Jensen Huang heads to Taiwan to launch Nvidia headquarters and host trillion-dollar dinner

Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang is visiting Taiwan this month to formally sign construction plans for the company's first global headquarters outside the US. The visit includes hosting the iconic 'trillion-dollar dinner' with key supply chain partners including TSMC, Foxconn, and Quanta as surging demand for AI chips intensifies pressure on the semiconductor ecosystem.

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Jensen Huang heads to Taiwan to launch Nvidia headquarters and host trillion-dollar dinner

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Intel Panther Lake debuts as first AI chip built on 2nm 18A process at CES 2026

Intel officially launched its Core Ultra Series 3 processors, codenamed Panther Lake, at CES 2026 in Las Vegas. These chips mark a significant milestone as Intel's first high-volume production using its advanced 18A process technology. The company claims up to 50% better performance than Lunar Lake while delivering enhanced power efficiency that enables laptops to achieve over 40 hours of battery life.

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Intel Panther Lake debuts as first AI chip built on 2nm 18A process at CES 2026

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Mammotion's Robot Lawn Mowers Scale Steep Hills With Lidar and AI Vision at CES 2026

Mammotion unveiled its 2026 lineup of autonomous robot lawn mowers at CES 2026, with the Luba 3 AWD leading the pack. The flagship model uses lidar sensors, AI vision, and NetRTK positioning to navigate yards without boundary wires. It climbed a wall-like 38.6-degree incline with ease during demos, showcasing all-wheel drive capabilities that outperform most competitors in the growing smart lawn care market.

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Mammotion's Robot Lawn Mowers Scale Steep Hills With Lidar and AI Vision at CES 2026

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