View the NVIDIA CES 2026 Presentation Online

During the previous CES event in 2025, NVIDIA prominently featured its dominance in artificial intelligence, along with introducing new hardware like the RTX 5000-series and an advanced desktop supercomputer initially called Project Digits, now known as Spark. For 2026, NVIDIA intends to 'brighten CES with AI's capabilities.' This includes offering in-person interactive exhibits at its Fontainebleau showcase in Las Vegas, where it will unveil its newest innovations designed to enhance industrial productivity across various fields.

No need to fret if you can't make it to Las Vegas. You can watch the live stream of NVIDIA’s press presentation on January 5, and here's what you can look forward to.

Accessing NVIDIA's CES 2026 Keynote Online

On January 5 at 4 PM ET, NVIDIA’s CEO Jensen Huang will deliver his highly anticipated 90-minute keynote address. It's set to stream live on NVIDIA’s website, and it'll likely appear on platforms like YouTube. We will provide an embedded link here once it's accessible to ensure you don't miss it.

Anticipating NVIDIA's Showcase

NVIDIA's plans for CES this year remain somewhat unspecified but encompass cutting-edge AI, robotics, simulation, gaming, and creative content demonstrations at the NVIDIA Showcase. They plan to present over 20 different demos throughout CES 2026, though it’s unclear if they’ll all feature in the keynote address.

Given NVIDIA’s significant valuation and the increasing ties between the health of global and U.S. economies and AI data center infrastructures, largely utilizing NVIDIA chips, Huang’s address is poised to capture the attention of both tech enthusiasts and Wall Street investors. Insights into possible successors to NVIDIA's Blackwell chip or detailed applications of AI in robotics by NVIDIA’s partners may be revealed. It’s worthwhile to stay engaged with Huang's talk even if you're keeping an eye on your investments simultaneously.