Meta suspends international rollout of Ray-Ban Display glasses to four countries as overwhelming demand creates waitlists stretching into 2026, while showcasing new teleprompter and finger-writing features at CES.
NVIDIA launches revolutionary Rubin platform with six new chips that slash AI inference costs by 90% and reduce GPU requirements by 75%, as tech giants Microsoft, OpenAI, Meta, Google, and AWS commit to massive deployments starting in 2026.
Razer unveils Project AVA, a revolutionary 3D holographic AI desk companion featuring a 5.5-inch avatar powered by xAI's Grok engine that learns from users, serves as organizer and gaming advisor, and becomes available for $20 reservation with 2026 US release planned.
Tech giants pivot from chatbots to physical AI applications including smart glasses and robotaxis as Waymo expands nationwide and Tesla launches cheaper autonomous rides, while the industry develops world models and autonomous agents amid growing regulatory debates and challenges to Nvidia's chip dominance.
Cearvol launches three revolutionary AI-powered hearing aids at CES 2026, featuring breakthrough NeuroFlow AI 2.0 technology that delivers 24% better speech recognition and 20 dB noise reduction, including the world's first open-ear hearing aid and smart hearing glasses with integrated enhancement capabilities.
Revolutionary AI-powered virtual pet Sweekar debuts at CES 2026, physically growing larger through life stages from egg to adult over months of care, launching on Kickstarter for $150 as the high-tech successor to the beloved 1990s Tamagotchi.
Baidu files for Hong Kong IPO of AI chip subsidiary Kunlunxin, which has transformed into a major third-party seller with projected revenue exceeding $500 million as China accelerates semiconductor independence efforts amid U.S. restrictions.
Brilliant Labs partners with Liquid AI to power Halo smart glasses with advanced vision-language models that process text and images with millisecond latency, creating personalized knowledge bases and analyzing life context for users.
OpenAI CEO Sam Altman confirms the company's first AI device, designed with former Apple chief Jony Ive, will launch within two years as a revolutionary iPhone-like product that prioritizes 'peace and calm' over distracting notifications, with completed prototypes featuring surprising simplicity and intelligent information filtering.
OpenAI races to launch an audio-first personal device within a year as tech giants abandon screen-based interfaces, with the company overhauling audio models to handle natural conversations while former Apple designer Jony Ive spearheads efforts to reduce device addiction through revolutionary audio-first design.