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Nvidia, AMD, Intel Launch New AI Chips; Lego Reveals Smart Building Blocks at CES 2026

Nvidia, AMD, and Intel unveil cutting-edge AI chips at CES 2026, with Nvidia’s “Vera Rubin” servers designed to meet soaring demand for advanced processing power.

LAS VEGAS (WALA) — Major technology companies made significant announcements on the first day of CES 2026, with chip makers and toy manufacturers showcasing new artificial intelligence and connected products. Notable among them, Nvidia, AMD, and Intel revealed advancements in chip technology and AI platforms, reflecting an industry increasingly focused on meeting the surging demand for enhanced computational capabilities.

In a notable unveiling, Lego introduced its “Smart Play Bricks,” which resemble traditional Lego pieces but are embedded with chips. These innovations allow the bricks to detect each other, enabling them to light up or produce different sounds when placed near one another. The launch includes a Star Wars tie-in, designed to demonstrate the interactive features of the new building blocks, marking a significant step into the realm of smart toys.

Nvidia accelerated its chip timeline by unveiling faster artificial intelligence chips earlier than in previous years. The company’s CEO introduced new AI server systems dubbed “Vera Rubin,” which are aimed at addressing the growing need for advanced processors capable of training and running complex AI models. Typically, Nvidia showcases its latest technology at its spring developer conference, but the CEO noted that the company was compelled to act sooner this year due to skyrocketing demand for AI capabilities.

In a more whimsical product launch, Lollipop Star introduced candy that plays music while being consumed. Utilizing bone induction technology, the candy allows users to hear a song through the lollipop as they lick or bite into it at the back of their mouth. Priced at approximately $9, these musical lollipops are set to become available online following the conclusion of the show, adding a unique twist to traditional confections.

The advancements showcased at CES 2026 underscore a broader trend within the technology sector, as companies increasingly integrate AI and connectivity into their products. The unveiling of Lego’s interactive building blocks highlights a growing intersection between technology and play, while Nvidia’s rapid development of AI chips points to an urgent market need for sophisticated processing power. As consumers become more attuned to interactive and intelligent products, the focus on innovation within this space is likely to continue shaping the industry landscape.

As CES 2026 unfolds, the spotlight remains on how these innovations will impact both consumer experience and industry dynamics. With the rapid evolution of AI technologies and the integration of smart features into everyday products, the potential for transformative change in various sectors appears promising.

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