NVIDIA keynote at CES 2025 takes place on January 6: RTX 50 on the way?

NVIDIA is one of the first companies to confirm the date of its keynote at CES 2025. On January 6th, the company’s CEO, Jensen Huang, will talk a lot about AI, and will probably finally officially reveal the series RTX 50 video cards for the home PC.

Since NVIDIA revealed the first Blackwell-based products, the company’s home users have been wondering when they will see gaming GPUs with the architecture. There were several rumors and leaks pushing the launch of the products to different dates, but a reveal of the RTX 50 in January of next year has been expected for some time.

The reveal of the date comes from the CES website itself, which schedules a keynote by Jensen Huang for January 6th, at 10:30 pm (Brasília time). Since the fair takes place between the 7th and 10th, we can consider NVIDIA’s presentation an opening for the event.

Unfortunately, in its official text, the CES publication does not reveal anything about what will be presented by Huang in his keynote. But it is expected that NVIDIA’s dominance in the AI ​​segment will be the company’s CEO’s favorite topic, in addition to the possible presentation of the RTX 50.

If in fact the CEO of NVIDIA presents the RTX 50 on January 6th, this will mark an out-of-the-box practice for the company. The company usually talks about notebook versions of its cards at CES, but we can see that the Blackwell generation has already started differently.

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Thus, speculation and rumors also point to the RTX 5090 and 5080 as the only ones available at the debut of the RTX 50 series. The cards would be launched at the end of January.

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