CES in the News: Tuesday, Jan. 6

AMD Chair and CEO Dr. Lisa Su shows off the Instinct MI455X GPU. (Source: CTA)

"AI is the most important technology of the last 50 years, and I can say it's absolutely our number one priority at AMD. It's already touching every major industry, whether you're going to talk about health care or science or manufacturing or commerce, and we're just scratching the surface. AI is going to be everywhere over the next few years. And most importantly, AI is for everyone." That was Dr. Lisa Su, Chair and CEO of AMD, at the opening night keynote of CES 2026.

Fittingly, she capped off a day full of announcements about chips and AI.

• CES Ups Its Entertainment Game, As Cannes Market Joins Netflix, Disney, Amazon & Other Heavyweights at Tech Confab (Deadline)

• AMD CEO Lisa Su Declares 'AI Is for Everyone' in CES 2026 With Guests from OpenAI, Luma AI, Liquid AI, World Labs and More (Tech Times)

• Nvidia Launches Vera Rubin, Its Next Major AI Platform, at CES 2026 (Yahoo! Finance)

• Intel Launches New Core Ultra Series 3 Processors at CES 2026 (Tech Radar)

• Self-Driving Tech, AI Take Center Stage at CES as Automakers Dial Back EV Plans (Reuters)

• 5 New Gadgets from CES 2026 That You Can Buy Right Now (Mashable)

• Samsung Is Putting AI Into Everyday Appliances, From Fridges That Track What You Eat to Vacuums That Can Police Pet Activity (AdAge)