At CES 2026, AMD CEO Lisa Su unveiled the "Helios" system to meet surging AI demand. Meanwhile, Lucid Motors announced a robotaxi partnership with Uber and Nvidia for late 2026, and Razer committed major funding to consumer hardware evolution.
General Catalyst CEO Hemant Taneja predicts an industry shift toward a "renaissance" of consumer AI apps. He addresses soaring valuations, the sustainability of applied AI companies, and forecasts that portfolio giant Anthropic could be ready for an IPO within 12 to 18 months.
At CES, Qualcomm CEO Cristiano Amon identified robotics as the "next big wave" of AI. Leveraging its mobile legacy, the chipmaker plans to power autonomous machines and industrial robots by 2026, while maintaining dominance in automotive cockpits and wearables.
Lucid CEO Peter Winterhoff announced an aggressive plan to deploy a paid robotaxi service with Uber and Nuro by year-end using the Gravity platform. Additionally, Lucid is partnering with NVIDIA to bring Level 3 autonomy to consumer vehicles by 2028.
Razer commits $600 million to AI R&D, unveiling "Project Motoko"—a smart headphone concept with 4K cameras for visual AI context. The expansion targets consumers and devs with new tools like "QE Companion," leveraging Razer's 150M user base to build a gaming AI ecosystem.
AMD CEO Lisa Su unveiled the Helios system and MI455X chip at CES, targeting Nvidia's data center dominance. Featuring 320 billion transistors on 2nm/3nm process tech, this ambitious roadmap aims to support a 100x rise in global compute power by 2026.
At CES 2026, the GAAD Foundation and ServiceNow unveiled the AI Model Accessibility Checker. OpenAI’s GPT-5.2 secured the top spots for accessible code generation, while Google’s Gemini 3.0 Pro ranked last, revealing a major gap in inclusive software development priorities.
At CES 2026, semiconductor giants NVIDIA, Intel, and AMD signaled a unified push toward high-performance AI computing. Highlights include Nvidia's Vera Rubin architecture, Intel's 2nm Panther Lake chips, and Hyundai's plan to deploy Boston Dynamics robots in US plants by 2028.
AMD’s latest launch is characterized by incremental refreshes and aggressive rebranding rather than breakthroughs. With the Ryzen AI 400 series offering negligible gains, analysts flag concerns despite powerful Strix Halo configurations. Is AMD losing momentum?
Markets in 2026 are shifting. From "Baby Equity" legislation to the evolution of physical AI, a major rotation is underway. Investors need to look beyond the "Magnificent Seven" playbook. We break down the critical trends and policy changes defining the new wealth landscape.
Lenovo's ThinkBook Plus Gen 7 Auto Twist is now reality. Debuting at CES 2026, this laptop features a motorized 14-inch OLED display that rotates to track you and AI that translates spoken "subtext." Powered by Intel Core Ultra 7, it hits shelves later this year.
CES 2026 heats up: AMD's Ryzen 7 9850 X3D claims the gaming throne with a 7% uplift over the 9800 X3D. Intel debuts "Panther Lake" on the 18A node boasting 27-hour battery life, while Nvidia unveils frame-generating DLSS 4.5.
Elon Musk sits down with Peter Diamandis to map humanity's path to the singularity. Discussing AGI timelines, mass-produced robots, and clean energy, Musk outlines the ambitious steps required to transition from our current reality to a post-scarcity "Star Trek" future.
Intel unveiled the Core Ultra Series 3 "Panther Lake" at CES, debuting its flagship 18A process. Launching late 2025, the chips promise a 60% performance leap and feature the Arc B390 GPU for a 70% graphical boost, marking a key milestone in Intel's IDM 2.0 strategy.
Sony Honda Mobility stunned CES 2026 with a new SUV prototype and confirmed the AFEELA 1 sedan hits California in late 2026. Featuring PS5 Remote Play and Level 4 AI autonomy, SHM is redefining the EV experience. Watch the full press conference recap here.
Hyundai and Boston Dynamics unveiled the mass-production Atlas robot, featuring a 110lb lift capacity. A new facility plans to build 30,000 units annually to support industrial integration, with all initial inventory allocated to Hyundai facilities through 2026.
