At CES, Agibot launched a full portfolio of humanoid and quadruped robots for commercial use. The company says it has already shipped 5,000 units, marking a major shift from R&D to scaled deployment. The robots target roles from reception to factory work.
NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang will deliver a 90-minute keynote at CES 2026 on Monday, January 5 at 4PM ET. The livestream comes as the company, valued at a staggering $4.6 trillion, promises to showcase cutting-edge AI, robotics, and more than 20 demos. Rivals Intel and AMD will also present later the sam
Withings is launching the Body Scan 2, a high-end smart scale it calls a “longevity station.” Priced at $599.95, it claims to measure over 60 biomarkers in 90 seconds and syncs data to Apple Health. The device is scheduled to launch in the second quarter of 2026.
Plaud has launched the $179 Plaud NotePin S, an AI recorder with a button. Meanwhile, journalist Kara Swisher is calling out Big Tech’s lack of safety foresight and its political pivot. The industry faces a pivotal 2026 to prove AI’s worth.
ASUS is hiking prices on select PC products starting January 5, 2026. The company cites soaring costs for DRAM and NAND flash memory as the reason, making it one of the first major manufacturers to officially adjust prices due to the global memory shortage.
ACEMAGIC has launched the Retro X5, a mini PC that looks like an old Nintendo but runs on AMD’s latest Ryzen AI hardware. It’s designed to be a one-stop box for retro gaming emulation and light productivity tasks.
This week’s tech news is a whirlwind of massive deals and major previews. Nvidia makes a huge $20 billion move for AI chip speed, Netflix is building a gaming metaverse, and CES 2026 is about to be overrun by AI hardware. Let’s break it all down.
A tech enthusiast built a completely offline voice assistant using a ReSpeaker Lite board and a custom 3D-printed enclosure. The system uses Whisper for speech-to-text, a local LLM for responses, and Piper for GLaDOS-style voice synthesis, all managed through Home Assistant. This DIY project offers
Samsung is shaking up the CES schedule by moving its keynote to the night before the show officially opens. The presentation will stream live on January 4 and feature CEO TM Roh discussing AI-driven experiences.
A troubling report from an internet cafe owner details a staggering failure rate for AMD’s Ryzen 7 9800X3D processors. Out of 150 units purchased, 15 have died, with no clear cause from AMD or motherboard makers. This echoes the instability issues seen with recent Intel CPUs.
