As CES 2026 kicks off this week, all eyes are on Nvidia (NVDA). The tech giant is set to highlight its latest advances in AI, robotics, simulation, and gaming, offering investors a glimpse into the company’s growth trajectory. With the spotlight on Nvidia, analysts and market watchers are closely monitoring how these innovations could impact the stock and shape the next phase of the AI and chip race. NVDA stock is up over 1% in pre-market trading on Monday.
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For context, CES is the annual Consumer Electronics Show, which is one of the world’s largest technology trade shows. This year, CES runs January 6–9, with media previews kicking off on January 4 and 5 in Las Vegas, Nevada. The event brings together companies from around the globe to showcase their latest innovations, including gadgets, electronics, AI, robotics, gaming technology, automotive advancements, and smart devices.
CEO Jensen Huang to Set the Stage for 2026
To kick things off, NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang’s keynote will take place on Monday, January 5. The presentation will be streamed live on Nvidia’s official website and YouTube channel, giving a global audience the chance to catch all announcements in real time.
The chipmaker has teased that CES 2026 will feature “cutting-edge AI, robotics, simulation, gaming, and content creation” at the Nvidia Showcase. The company plans to present over 20 demos throughout the week, giving attendees and viewers a firsthand look at its latest innovations.
Wedbush Weighs In on NVDA Ahead of CES
Wedbush Securities expects Huang to focus much of his CES keynote on data centers, AI, and robotics. The firm also anticipates that Huang will highlight advancements in Nvidia’s Cosmos foundation model platform, which aims to accelerate the development of AI systems, alongside discussions on autonomous technology and Nvidia’s 2026 roadmap.
Five-star-rated analyst Matt Bryson at Wedbush has a Buy rating on NVDA with a price target of $230, implying an upside of more than 20%.
Overall, CES coverage tends to generate significant media attention, shaping how investors and analysts view Nvidia’s growth potential, particularly in AI and gaming. Keynotes from Huang provide insight into Nvidia’s AI strategy and partnerships, helping investors gauge future revenue opportunities.
Is NVDA a Good Stock to Buy Now?
According to TipRanks, NVDA stock has a Strong Buy consensus rating based on 39 Buys, one Hold, and one Sell assigned in the last three months. At $262.79, Nvidia’s average share price target implies a 19% upside potential.
