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#CES2022 seemingly falling apart:
— Marsha Collier (@MarshaCollier) December 23, 2021
Lenovo joins T-Mobile, Amazon, AT&T and others in bailing out
The world’s biggest #technology show may not behttps://t.co/3kXUpGVPos pic.twitter.com/XxfxMsPniL
Ugh this is not looking good.. Google is typically one of the most visible exhibitors at CES. GM dropped out today too. https://t.co/YC6qVssrWH
— Lon Seidman (@lonseidman) December 23, 2021
They keep on coming https://t.co/UtctzoRirR
— Sean Hollister (@StarFire2258) December 23, 2021
CES says the show will proceed in person despite the recent dropouts, which it said accounted for less than 7% of exhibitor space. https://t.co/rt0KwLhwNR https://t.co/U9SEDO7hMX pic.twitter.com/XuL1H7BWUu
— Mark Gurman (@markgurman) December 22, 2021
Death knell? CES 2022 falling apart: Lenovo joins T-Mobile, Amazon, AT&T and others in bailing https://t.co/2Oelf7V95y via @Verge
— Jon Swartz (@jswartz) December 23, 2021
Yesterday GM said it was still going to CES 2022 with Mary Barra as a keynote speaker and the Chevrolet Silverado EV to show off, but now it's pulling out of the in-person show. https://t.co/6X73l810cM
— Richard Lawler (@rjcc) December 23, 2021
A lot of journos deciding not to go as well.
— Iain Thomson (@iainthomson) December 22, 2021
Going to be a lot of empty stands and hotel rooms in Vegas this January, and Mobile World Congress is probably going the same way. Even @shmoocon is getting some cancellations. https://t.co/1IZa4HSqrH
The speed of the fallout from Omicron is something to behold...Even 2 years into the pandemic. https://t.co/GucYGTYCED
— Chris O'Brien (@obrien) December 22, 2021
Sony has begun canceling some in-person #CES appointments.
— Chris Welch (@chriswelch) December 24, 2021
If the company bails on going to Vegas, it would be the biggest blow to the unraveling show yet and add pressure for the CTA to cancel altogether.
No official word yet, but follow our updates: https://t.co/02F99HN4G8
Some CES thoughts: Media cancellations matter to a very specific slice of the show. It's a sizable slice, but it's nowhere near a majority. Cancellations from big tech matter more, but still ignore the massive number of smaller vendors who have been banking on CES happening.
— David Ruddock (@RDRv3) December 22, 2021
With omicron surging, going to #CES2022 is not advised. @bajarin will attend, but even masked and booster-vaxed, it's too risky. Remember: CES 2020 was the first superspreader event.
— Dwight Silverman (@dsilverman) December 21, 2021
CES 2022-To Go Or Not To Go - Keeping Safe Is The Question via @forbes https://t.co/W03HX2D29r
Latest #CES2022 dropout: @ATT
— Ina Fried (@inafried) December 22, 2021
Statement: pic.twitter.com/xcZaqQOTgL
CES and desist https://t.co/h5jU0DcNaz
— Kelsey D. Atherton (@AthertonKD) December 23, 2021
I really feel for the CTA, it had no choice but to press on with #CES2022, but that doesn't make it an event I'd rush to attend.
— Andy Boxall (@AndyBoxall) December 22, 2021
Such a shame though. Like last year, I will miss being there, seeing everyone, and trying new tech.https://t.co/bMjbhrs78s
CES is far easier to cover from home via BusinessWire anyway ? https://t.co/aA74XoOUoA
— Joe Rossignol (@rsgnl) December 22, 2021
Cancel
— Ari Levy (@levynews) December 23, 2021
Everyone
Show https://t.co/jaZPWWqovK
So who's still going to CES? I'm fortunately not. https://t.co/TUM1KC2dxKhttps://t.co/LXfHWIwdQ6https://t.co/ZYgrDKOT5C
— Jonathan Beri ??? (@beriberikix) December 24, 2021
Microsoft is pulling out of CES this year. A spokesperson tells me “After reviewing the latest data on the rapidly evolving COVID environment, Microsoft has decided not to participate in-person at CES 2022.” https://t.co/x6NrqlFqUJ pic.twitter.com/giM9rXIOnr
— Tom Warren (@tomwarren) December 24, 2021
CES 2022 loses Microsoft in Las Vegas over COVID fears https://t.co/zMBCmbmcGl pic.twitter.com/J99ZXwkqN8
— The Verge (@verge) December 24, 2021
BREAKING NEWS: Microsoft Drops Physical Presence at CES. Instead it will focus on digital presence
— Jim Harris #CES2022 (@JimHarris) December 24, 2021
Lenovo, T-Mobile, Amazon, Facebook, GM, Intel, Twitter & Google have all pulled out, citing COVID-19 concerns
Verge https://t.co/9aLLuZ73s3#CES2022 #CES @CES #hybrid #eventprofs pic.twitter.com/4gHP5zryOQ
You're doing great Metaverse ??https://t.co/KoBh60wbfW pic.twitter.com/RvQlIRzBak
— The Alien (@citizen2890) December 25, 2021