Las Vegas: Major AI, chip reveals at CES
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Las Vegas: Nvidia, AMD and Intel announced new chips and AI platforms Tuesday at CES 2026, while attendees crowded exhibits for robots and Star Wars-themed demonstrations that drew widespread attention. Nvidia described physical AI, unveiling Cosmos, an AI foundation model trained on massive synthetic datasets, and Alpamayo for autonomous driving; it said its Vera Rubin superchip is in production and announced a partnership with Siemens. AP reporters covered keynotes and show-floor booths this week across the event. Companies presented AI-driven consumer devices and robotics demonstrations built from virtual training and synthetic data. Based on 6 articles reviewed and supporting research.
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- 1. CES opens in Las Vegas with industry keynotes and exhibition halls active.
- 2. Nvidia, AMD and Intel deliver Day 1 announcements on chips and AI platforms (Jan 5, 2026).
- 3. Nvidia introduces the 'physical AI' concept and demos companion robots and themed exhibits.
- 4. Nvidia unveils Cosmos foundation model and Alpamayo autonomous-driving model during its keynote.
- 5. Nvidia announces Vera Rubin superchip is in production and a Siemens partnership following the keynote.
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