This week, CES 2026 is set to illuminate Las Vegas with groundbreaking technological advancements from January 6-9. Spanning over 2.6 million square feet across 13 venues, this event is moving beyond mere gadget displays to focus on “agentic AI” and quantum technologies aimed at addressing global challenges. Thousands of exhibitors and a record-breaking 3,600 Innovation Award submissions are expected, as industry leaders, government officials, and entrepreneurs gather to forge partnerships and conduct business on a global scale.
CES 2026 is spotlighting a shift towards “Agentic AI,” where systems go beyond answering questions to actively performing tasks and solving problems. The CES Foundry at the Fontainebleau Las Vegas is dedicated to exploring the intersection of AI and quantum computing, with major players like IBM and D-Wave Quantum participating.
Mobility and digital health are also key themes, with the West Hall of the Las Vegas Convention Center showcasing innovations in transportation and sustainable energy. Automotive giants and industrial innovators will present advancements in electrification and self-driving technology. Meanwhile, in health, the focus is on precision medicine and proactive wellness through wearables and AI.
The CES Accessibility Stage at The Venetian highlights technologies bridging gaps for people with disabilities, while the CES Creator Space in Central Hall supports digital content creators in professionalizing their craft.
Keynotes from industry titans such as AMD’s Dr. Lisa Su and NVIDIA’s Jensen Huang will feature, alongside sessions with figures like Olympian Casey Wasserman and Reddit co-founder Alexis Ohanian.
Attendees are encouraged to use the CES App for navigation and real-time updates, as the event spreads across multiple venues. The event kicks off with “CES Unveiled” on January 4, followed by press conferences on January 5. CES 2026 promises to be a pivotal moment for innovation, where bold ideas gain momentum and shape the future of technology.
