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"The world’s most powerful tech event is your place to experience the innovations transforming how we live. This is where global brands get business done, meet new partners and where the industry's sharpest minds take the stage to unveil their latest releases and boldest breakthroughs. Get a real feel for the latest solutions to the world's biggest challenges with immersive activations and demos. Engage with the greatest minds and most impactful brands of our time. Registration for CES 2025 is now open."

CES 2025
7th January, 2025 - 10th January, 2025

Event Organizer

Consumer Technology Association (CTA)
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Event Location

Las Vegas, NV

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