Razer goes all-in on AI for CES 2026 product showcase

Gaming peripheral brand Razer has unveiled a variety of AI-driven technologies that will be featured at the CES 2026 product showcase. Razer revealed more information surrounding the AI assistant Project AVA, gaming tech such as the Wolverine V3 Bluetooth, the Razer AIKit developer tool and more.

Razer’s line-up will be showcased at CES 2026 from January 6th to 9th, 2026 in The Venetian, Lvl 2, Bellini 2101.

Project Motoko is an AI wireless headset, powered through the Snapdragon platform, aiming to improve visual awareness. It features dual first-person-view cameras, audio feedback and dual microphones (near and far) for audio detection

Razer has introduced two new tools aimed at supporting AI development. The Forge AI Dev Workstation is advanced hardware designed for AI training and simulation, supporting multiple GPU’s, CPU’s and boasts massive memory bandwidth.

On the other hand, the Razer AIKit is an open-source software platform that helps developers run and fine-tune large language models locally. It is also fully open-source on GitHub, allowing developers to contribute to the Razer AIKit.

Additionally, computing company Tenstorrent has partnered with Razer to introduce an AI accelerator for Thunderbolt 5 systems, enabling AI development on both desktop and portable setups.

The Razer Wolverine V3 Bluetooth is a wireless gaming controller developed in partnership with home electronics brand LG, specifically designed for the cloud gaming service, LG Gaming Portal. It features a low-latency Bluetooth connection, TV controls and other features such as mouse-click back buttons.

Elsewhere, the peripheral brand also shared details about Project Madison, a sensory gaming chair with Razer Sensa HD Haptics, spatial audio and RGB. Additionally, the Razer Iskur V2 NewGen, an ergonomic seat featuring lumbar support, 4D armrests, and a memory-foam cushion, is available for pre-order globally.

2025 saw the peripheral brand expand its presence in the esports scene with a variety of partnerships and product launches catered towards the competitive gaming community.

Razer has worked with a number of esports organisations in the past year such as 100 Thieves, entering a multi-year partnership with the North-American brand. It also worked with Sentinels to launch a special edition of the Razer BlackShark V3 Pro headset themed after the esports team.

Razer also launched products themed after some of the most competitive esports titles to date. It launched a peripheral collection of mice, keyboards, and headsets themed after the AWP Dragon Lore weapon skin from Counter-Strike 2.

Additionally, the brand previously released a themed gaming chair and peripherals as part of its collaboration with Riot Games’ FGC title, 2XKO.