Consumer Electronics Show

Sprint Business President Jan Geldmacher on the company’s new robot, Pepper.

The auto industry will have a major presence at the 2018 Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas, Nevada, this week, with burgeoning technologies like artificial intelligence, self-driving and electric vehicles on display throughout the annual showcase event.

Intel Chief Executive Brian Krzanich said on Monday 2 million vehicles from BMW, Nissan Motor and Volkswagen would use its unit Mobileye's autonomous vehicle technology to crowdsource data for building maps that enable autonomous driving.

New TVs are coming with an alphabet soup of features designed to get you to spend more.

Toyota announced on Monday a self-driving electric concept vehicle that it will tailor for companies to use for tasks like ride hailing and package delivery, underscoring how automakers are no longer simply building cars but also providing services to go with them.

Your voice is taking center stage as the annual CES gadget show kicks off in Las Vegas this week.

Smart cars and smart homes -- which combine voice recognition and artificial intelligence -- are likely to be at the forefront of next week’s Consumer Electronic Show, one of the largest tech conventions in the world.