NVIDIA CEO, Jensen Huang, To Deliver CES 2025 Keynote on 6th January: Next-Gen GPU Announcements Imminent

NVIDIA has confirmed that CEO, Jensen Huang, will be delivering the CES 2025 keynote on the 6th of January & this is where we will likely see the launch of the next generation of AI GPUs including Blackwell's consumer "GeForce" launch.

Jensen Huang To Present NVIDIA's Next-Chapter of AI In Consumer Segment At CES 2025, Blackwell "GeForce" Launch Expected

NVIDIA CEO returning to the CES stage will be huge as Jensen hasn't made an appearance since 2019 when the GeForce RTX 2060 was introduced to the public. Since then, NVIDIA's SVP, Jeff Fisher, has taken over the charge of CES announcements.

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In 2021, he unveiled the RTX 3060, in 2022, the 3090 Ti was unveiled, in 2023, the RTX 4070 Ti was made public, and this year, the company unveiled the RTX 40 "SUPER" family. It is likely that this year, Jensen will come back to the CES stage with a grand announcement of the next-gen RTX 50 "Blackwell" series which has been rumored to debut at CES 2025.

Press Release: The Consumer Technology Association, the owner and producer of CES, the world's most powerful tech event, is announcing that NVIDIA founder and CEO Jensen Huang will deliver a keynote at CES 2025. CES 2025 will take place in Las Vegas from January 7-10, 2025. Huang will deliver his keynote on Monday, January 6, at 6:30 p.m.

Known for his forward-thinking approach and passion for technology, Huang has been named the world's best CEO by Fortune and The Economist, as well as one of TIME magazine's 100 most influential people in the world. His CES 2025 keynote will set the scene for an exciting conference featuring the latest in technology.

Huang's career and contributions as the founder and CEO of NVIDIA demonstrate the power of ideas, technology, and conviction to drive innovation and impact in business and society. NVIDIA's accelerated computing and AI platforms are installed in several hundred million computers, available from all