Sony is skipping CES for the first time since the show began in 1967. The company told Bloomberg it reviewed how it uses events and now wants to put more weight on entertainment, including games, rather than a tech-first trade show. That means no PlayStation news coming straight from Sony at CES 2027. The show still runs January 6 to 9 in Las Vegas.

Sony is skipping CES 202 entirely The company says it won’t have a booth at next year’s CES, continuing its shift away from traditional consumer electronics and toward games, movies, music, anime, and other entertainment. Sony also skipped its own CES booth in 2026, so this isn’t completely unexpected. And if you were hoping for a PS6 reveal at CES 2027, you probably shouldn’t count on it.

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Physical AI + Humanoids are the next progression of AI. $NVDA CES 2025 projections and Elon's prediction on $TSLA + 1 Billion humanoids in the next decade, seems to be speeding up. New statement from Unitree CEO after testing GPT-6 on their humanoid program was that: - In August, before GPT-6's release, Wang said the industry could take two to three years at its fastest pace, or as long as a decade, to reach its "ChatGPT moment" - Now, OpenAI's GPT-6 model prompted expectations that a breakthrough could happen "within 1 or 2 years" - He defined that moment as robots being able to complete around 80 per cent of tasks in 80 per cent of unfamiliar environments using voice or text commands. - "It's possible that, say, a GPT-7 model released next year could directly crack the problems of embodied intelligence" - "The whole embodied intelligence industry has been shaken up after the release of GPT-6" Just looking at some benchmarks on robotic hand manipulation, "On the bowl task Astra placed the block in 19 of 20 trials, against Fable 5.1's 8 of 20". But for the puzzle task "Astra completed the insertion 2 times in 20 against Fable 5.1's 2 in 20"".. so we're getting there. But going from 2-3 years (potentially to a decade), and compressing that down to 1 or 2 years (to achieve 80%+ of tasks in unfamiliar environemnts) is a significant change in outlook.

"America 250 is a national organization charged by a Congress to plan the 250th anniversary of the signing of the Declaration of Independence." Looking back to @CES with @RosieRios as America gears up for its 250th anniversary 🇺🇸 @America250

I'm judging at the Nebius Physical AI Awards 🏆 Run by @nebiusai with @NVIDIARobotics. Free to enter, open worldwide. Applications close 25 October, winners announced 18 November. The first thing I'd point at is the category list, because it reads as a decent map of where this field currently sits: → Physical AI Models → Perception & Spatial Intelligence → Simulation & Synthetic Data → Systems & Deployment → Software, Tooling & Orchestration One of five is about models. The other four are about everything that has to exist around a model before it can touch the physical world. Which matches what the funding data has been saying all year: the money and the hard problems are both spread across the stack rather than concentrated on the policy. Each category winner gets $150,000 in Nebius AI Cloud credits, executive mentorship, introductions to investors and industry leaders, visibility across Nebius and NVIDIA channels, and an invite to a VIP executive dinner during CES in Las Vegas. Last year's edition drew more than 250 applications from over 60 countries, with 16 winners sharing $1.5M in credits. RoboForce has since raised $52M. Gather AI closed a $40M Series B. I'm judging alongside Sumay Parikh (NVIDIA), Amber Yang ( Lightspeed), Adrian Macneil ( Foxglove), Brian Moore ( Voxel51) and Evan Helda ( Nebius), Ulrik Stig Hansen (Encord) among others. If you're building here and you have something real running, it's free and it's an application form 🔗 Get more details here: ~~  ♻️ Join the weekly robotics newsletter, and never miss any news →