CES 2026, the leading consumer technology event, is approaching quickly. If you’re unable to participate in Las Vegas, you can still view the key presentations online.
We have created a guide to the main events, livestreams, and presentations for your ease.
What/when is CES 2026?
CES, the Consumer Electronics Show, is an annual technology exposition held in Las Vegas, Nevada, and is among the largest of its nature worldwide. It showcases new products from various consumer technology producers, such as TVs, gaming consoles, smartphones, chips, robots, vehicles, and a variety of gadgets.
This year’s CES will take place from January 6 to January 9, with the program, including live-streamed sessions, kicking off a day earlier on January 5.
In addition, numerous pre-announcements and teasers are expected before the event. Be sure to check our coverage thus far.
CES 2026 exhibitors
Nearly every technology company will be in attendance, with the exception of Apple, which typically conducts its own events.
Participants include Samsung, LG, Nvidia, AMD, Qualcomm, Alphabet, Meta, Sony, Hyundai, Hisense, Lenovo, TCL, and others.
CES 2026 full schedule
The official schedule for CES can be found here. Please note that it does not include embargoed events that are exclusive to members of the media.
Where can I tune in online?
As the physical CES event is meant for industry professionals, most attendees will follow it online.
Your main resource should be the official CES video library, where you can access videos of keynotes and sessions uploaded daily, along with supplementary content such as countdowns and highlights.
The official CES YouTube channel is another crucial resource, featuring live keynotes, events, interviews, shorts, and other authorized videos.
Major keynotes and events will also be live-streamed on the companies’ channels. We’ll provide links to some of the most captivating ones below.
What are the must-see keynotes at CES 2026?
Nvidia CES 2026 keynote
Credit: Nvidia
Nvidia, a major player in the AI landscape, will have its CEO Jensen Huang present a keynote at 4PM ET on January 5.
While specific product announcements are not on the agenda, Nvidia will emphasize “cutting-edge AI, robotics, simulation, gaming, and content creation.” Anticipate over 20 demos at CES 2026.
You can watch the event live on Nvidia’s website. It may also be accessible on YouTube, but the link has not yet been shared.