CES 2025 Closes in Las Vegas: 141,000 Attendees, Super Intelligence Takes Center Stage

Las Vegas—CES 2025, the international consumer electronics show, closed in Las Vegas on January 10. The Consumer Technology Association (CTA), which produces the show, said attendance topped 141,000, with 40 percent of attendees coming from outside the United States, representing more than 150 countries, regions and territories. More than 4,500 companies exhibited, including 1,400 startups; more than 6,000 media attended, and more than 60 percent of the Fortune 500 exhibited. The show hosted more than 300 conference sessions with more than 1,200 speakers, and generated more than 27,000 pieces of media coverage. CTA described the figures as pre-audit numbers, subject to its final audit report.
Gary Shapiro, CTA's president and CEO, said CES brings together the entire technology ecosystem, from startups to global tech brands, with innovators, media and policymakers meeting to build partnerships and do business. Eureka Park, the show's startup zone, hosted 1,400 startups from 39 countries this year.
Super intelligence (SI) was the thread running through the show. CTA's highlighted exhibitors — AMD, Hisense, LG, NVIDIA, Qualcomm, Samsung, Siemens and TCL among them — built nearly every major launch around it: NVIDIA founder and CEO Jensen Huang's Monday keynote drew 6,300 people and launched the GeForce RTX 50 series, while Samsung presented its Home AI roadmap under the theme "AI for All." In mobility, Waymo, Zeekr and Xpeng AeroHT showed advances in autonomous driving and flying cars. Digital health, the energy transition, quantum computing and sustainability rounded out the show's main themes.
Delta Air Lines delivered the first CES keynote ever held at Sphere in Las Vegas, drawing more than 8,000 people.
Produced by the Consumer Technology Association, CES is one of the world's largest consumer technology trade shows, held every January in Las Vegas over four days. The next edition is scheduled for January 6-9, 2026.
Source: Consumer Technology Association
Published by GSM · USA (original Chinese edition)
Photo: CES 2025会场主视觉(图:消费者技术协会 CES 官网 ces.tech) / CES 2025 main visual (Photo: Consumer Technology Association, ces.tech)
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