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Day three felt like a mix of progress and pause with incremental roll outs, and real conversations about where the lines should be . Personally, attending this event for me is as much about my desire to listen to and learn from fascinating minds on their areas of expertise while understanding how to tap into their field, products and services for marketing purposes and/or cultural connections. This mindset also led to a restorative stroll with sharing of ideas with a former c

Over the years CES has become as much a marketing and media hub as it has a home for technology companies. From branded activations to parallel agency programming, the more transactional and revenue focused elements have made their way into the fabric of the trade show. Pinterest’s Chief Content Officer, Malik Ducard at ADWEEK House discussed how 96% of queries are unbranded and that’s huge because users want to be inspired and now with its CTV play via tvScientific, advert

Announcements and unveilings at CES are tables takes for a brand that’s meaningfully participating. Now whether these cause desired commotion and interest is another story. Overall, what we are seeing so far is about systems, collaboration, and how technology is quietly reshaping how we work, create, and play. Siemens is partnering with NVIDIA to build an Industrial AI Operating System and launch the Digital Twin Composer. This isn’t flashy consumer tech…it’s the invisible

Even before the "official opening" today, rising search trends around “CES 2026,” “AI innovation,” “next-gen gadgets,” and “future tech,” the world’s largest technology show helped prove continued dominance the tech trade show has.   NVIDIA's announcement of its Vera Rubin platform has garnered most of the Internet's interest over the past 24 hours. Just like its predecessor, Blackwell, the new architecture will become the standard for the upcoming chipsets aimed at AI workfl