It's hard to find a company that had a better 2024 than NVIDIA. Even after some choppiness in recent weeks, the chip giant's stock price finished last year up 178 percent, and its market cap of more than $3.3 trillion dollars — with a T — is currently second only to Apple. That's thanks to the fact that the ongoing AI revolution is powered largely by NVIDIA processors, which is raking in billions on its hardware even as its customers stay firmly in the red.
So what does founder and CEO Jensen Huang do for an encore? It's a great question, but we won't have to wait long for an answer. Huang is kicking off CES 2025 in Las Vegas with the first keynote address. He'll be taking the stage at the Mandalay Bay on Monday, January 8 at 9:30PM ET — and you can watch his remarks live right here.
What to expect at NVIDIA's CES 2025 press conference
In addition to plenty of AI-centric partnerships and services, NVIDIA had a PC gamer-friendly slate of announcements at its CES 2024 press conference, with new RTX 40 Super GPU cards and upgrades to its GeForce Now game streaming platform.
For 2025, look for the inevitable sequels, with rumors suggesting a blazing fast RTX 5090 for starters. Of course, Wall Street will be more focused on the details Huang will undoubtedly share on the status of NVIDIA's AI hardware. We're likely to hear more news on the company's Blackwell AI chips, which should begin shipping in greater volume this year after first entering the market in late 2024.
NVIDIA's CES 2025 livestream
You can watch NVIDIA's CES presser as it happens right here — we'll add the YouTube embed ahead of the event's start time on Monday, January 6 at 9:30PM ET.
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