AI and Quantum Innovators Build What’s Next at CES Foundry

AI and Quantum Innovators Build What’s Next at CES Foundry

Experience breakthrough AI and quantum ideas, live demos, and high-impact networking. #CES26


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Designed as the home for AI and quantum innovation, CES Foundry will bring together innovators, entrepreneurs, investors, government officials, and media for two days of programming, demos, and networking.

Two stages—the Breakthrough Stage and Discovery Stage—will feature fireside chats, panels, and thought-leadership sessions on topics ranging from America’s AI future and leadership in the AI era to agentic AI, industrial AI, and quantum-powered growth.

Surrounding the stages, attendees can explore displays and Foundry Demos from companies including D-Wave Quantum Inc., Monks, SuperQ Quantum Computing, Quantum Computing Inc., Agility Robotics, Quantinuum, Coactive AI, Aina Tech, and Zebra Technologies. CES Foundry also offers lounges and a CES Foundry Celebration Event for high-impact connections.​

Register for CES 2026 to experience CES Foundry. The Consumer Technology Association (CTA)® is launching CES Foundry as a new destination at CES® 2026, uniting global leaders at Fontainebleau Las Vegas on January 7–8.


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