CES 2025: key trends across consumer devices, smart home, digital entertainment and automotive
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CES saw more than 140,000 attendees from over 150 countries and over 4,500 exhibitors. To help navigate the key announcements, developments and implications from the show, this report focuses on four key areas of innovation: consumer devices, smart home, digital entertainment and automotive. A further report goes deeper on AI, with a focus on edge AI – a topic that took centre stage. The developments at CES have important implications for industry players on the road ahead. For operators, the innovation on display signalledpotential new business opportunities but also important considerations in areas such as cybersecurity.

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