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Like every year, 2026 kicks off with the world’s biggest tech expo. CES 2026 officially begins on January 6 and runs through January 9, with the four-day event promising a packed schedule of headline-grabbing keynotes, major press conferences, product demos, and flashy showcases from some of the biggest names in electronics and technology.
As mentioned in our curtain-raisera major focus of CES this year will be on-device AI but home robots and humanoids, smart glasses, smart home devices, display technologies, laptops, and fitness-focused wearables are also expected to have their individual moments in the spotlight.
While CES 2026 is being held in Las Vegas, Nevada, United States, those who are unable to attend the event this year can still catch the top keynotes to be delivered by tech industry leaders such as Jensen Huang, Lisa Su, and several others. Here’s how.
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Nvidia Keynote
Nvidia CEO Jensen Hunag will deliver a keynote address on Monday, January 5, a day prior to when the CES showcase is expected to kick off. In his address to attendees at the 3,800-seat Fontainebleau BleauLive Theatre, Huang is expected to share ‘what’s new for AI’.
The chip giant also promises to showcase “cutting-edge AI, robotics, simulation, gaming, and content creation,” including more than 20 demos, at CES. Huang’s keynote is scheduled to start at 1pm PT on January 5 or 2:30am IST on January 6. Users who want to tune into the livestream can click on the link below:
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AMD Keynote
Advanced Micro Devices (AMD), one of Nvidia’s primary challengers, will also be at CES 2026 with CEO Lisa Su expected to share her vision for delivering future AI solutions – from cloud to enterprise, edge and devices – in a keynote presentation at 6:30 pm PT on January 5 (8am IST January 6). Su is also expected to unveil AMD’s new versions of the Ryzen chips during the hour-long address.
You can watch Su’s keynote live on the official CES YouTube channel by clicking on the embedded link below.
Intel Keynote
Intel’s keynote is also set to be held on Monday, January 5 at 3pm PT (4:30am IST), as per the countdown timer on the chipmaker’s website. As part of the keynote, Jim Johnson, Intel’s senior VP, is likely to talk about the Intel Core Ultra Series 3 processors codenamed Panther Lake.
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While the event is expected to be livestreamed on Intel’s official sitethere does not appear to be a link to the YouTube livestream yet.
Samsung Keynote
Samsung will host its ‘First Look’ event at 7pm PST on January 4 or 8:30pm IST on Monday, January 5. At the event, the company will unveil its vision for the DX (Device eXperience) Division in 2026, along with new AI-driven customer experiences.
TM Roh, CEO and Head of Device eXperience (DX) Division, will be the keynote speaker. SW Yong, President and Head of the Visual Display (VD) Business, and Cheolgi Kim, Executive Vice President and Head of Digital Appliances (DA) Business, will also appear on stage to share their respective business directions for the upcoming year, as per a press note shared by Samsung ahead of the event.
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The event will be streamed live on the Samsung Newsroom page and its official YouTube channel as well as on Samsung TV Plus.
Lenovo Keynote
Another highly anticipated keynote at CES 2026 is from Lenovo CEO Yuanqing Yang, who is expected to take stage at the popular Las Vegas Sphere to discuss how AI is reshaping how people live, play, and work. It will be streamed live on.ces.tech, Facebook, YouTube, LinkedIn, and X. This is the first time Lenovo’s CES keynote is being held at the Sphere venue.
At the event, Yang is also expected to offer an exclusive look at how the company’s technology has “revolutionised F1” and preview the plans for leveraging AI at this year’s FIFA World Cup, which takes place in the United States. After the event has wrapped up, pop singer Gwen Stefani is expected to take the stage to perform.
