Here are the potential big announcements to keep an eye on from Nvidia, AMD, Intel, and other computing brands at CES 2025.The Latest Tech News, Delivered to Your Inbox

Rival semiconductor leaders Nvidia, AMD, and Intel have aligned in their support for Ayar Labs, a groundbreaking startup revolutionizing chip technology. In December, Silicon Valley-based Ayar Labs raised US$155 million in Series D funding,

Gartner projects that by 2028, over 80% of workload accelerators in data centres will be dedicated to AI inferencing, compared to just 40% in 2023.

Intel is the third player in the duopolistic discrete GPU market. Graphics cards are more powerful than ever, but they're also way more expensive than prior generations. While price bumps are to be expected with new hardware and software improvements,

Nvidia has DLSS 3 and AMD has FSR 3, both of which offer superior frame generation, but Lossless Scaling was now bringing the feature to any game and with any graphics card.

The Consumer Electronics Show kicks off in earnest next week, with Nvidia (NASDAQ:NVDA) Chief Executive Officer Jensen Huang giving the keynote address on Monday. And while investors will be parsing Huang's every word,

CES doesn’t just introduce the world to a new generation of consumer electronics, but new PC hardware as well. CES 2025 should be the opportunity for both Intel and AMD to launch new mobile processors for 2025 laptops,