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The lights are out in the Central Hall of the Las Vegas Convention Center.
The outage hit around 11:15 a.m PT, just as the second day of CES 2018 was ramping up.
The Consumer Technology Association, which runs CES, said on Twitter: "There is an isolated power outage at the Las Vegas Convention Center. We are working hard to resolve this and appreciate your patience."
Click through to see what it looks like when the lights go out CES.
Problems come in threes, and after torrential rain and a power outage, we await the final scourge. Check back here to see how one of the year's biggest tech events continues to unfold.
