CES 2025
Explore the highlights from CES 2025 in Las Vegas, the world's most powerful tech event, where AI, robotics, mobility, and digital health took center stage. Experience the innovation through our lens!
Explore the highlights from CES 2025 in Las Vegas, the world's most powerful tech event, where AI, robotics, mobility, and digital health took center stage. Experience the innovation through our lens!
From keynotes by NVIDIA, Delta, and Accenture to 4,500+ exhibitors showcasing everything from agentic AI to quantum computing, CES 2025 brought together 141,000+ attendees from around the globe to witness the future of technology.
The show floor featured groundbreaking innovations in AI, digital health, sustainable energy, and mobility, with 1,400 startups in Eureka Park and major announcements from industry giants like Samsung, LG, BMW, and Waymo.
Browse the gallery below and relive the memorable moments.














































































Freeform raised $67 million in Series B funding to scale its AI-powered metal 3D-printing platform, with its next-generation Skyfall system set to expand capacity 25x and produce thousands of kilograms of parts daily starting in 2026.
Anthropic raised $30 billion in Series G funding at a $380 billion valuation—more than doubling from $183 billion—driven by $14 billion in run-rate revenue and rapid adoption of Claude Code, which now accounts for 4% of all GitHub commits worldwide.
German synthetic data startup simmetry.ai raised €330,000 from NBank to expand its platform that generates photorealistic, annotated synthetic data for training computer vision models in agriculture, food production, and industrial applications.
OpenAI disbanded its mission alignment team, which communicated the company's mission to employees and the public, and reassigned its leader Josh Achiam to a new "chief futurist" role. Achiam described the new role as involving "studying how the world will change in response to AI".
Benchmark Capital raised $225 million through two special vehicles to invest in AI chipmaker Cerebras Systems' $1 billion Series H. backing the company's massive wafer-scale chips that compete with Nvidia.
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