In this episode, we cover the biggest AI hardware announcements from CES including Nvidia's Vera Rubin AI supercomputer platform, Samsung's plan to ship 800 million Galaxy AI devices, and Intel's Panther Lake chips built on their new 18A manufacturing process. Nvidia claims Vera Rubin delivers five times the training performance over Blackwell architecture and is designed for agentic AI workloads with significantly lower inference costs. Samsung is doubling down on AI across smartphones, tablets, TVs, and appliances powered by Google's Gemini models, while Intel positions Panther Lake as a turning point for their manufacturing comeback with 60 percent better performance than Lunar Lake.

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