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Sonos is planning a product event for September

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Sonos is planning a product event for September
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News Sonos is planning a product event for September Unsurprisingly, it’s likely to focus on AI. By Anna Washenko July 30, 2026 2:40 pm EST Sonos Sonos will be making new product announcements in September. CEO and Director Thomas Conrad, who assumed the helm of the company officially almost exactly a year ago after an interim phase, spoke about Sonos' next steps and set the stage for AI to be a core part of its business strategy.

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News Sonos is planning a product event for September Unsurprisingly, it’s likely to focus on AI. By Anna Washenko July 30, 2026 2:40 pm EST Sonos Sonos will be making new product announcements in September. The news came as part of the company's third quarter financial call (although we learned about it in Janko Roettgers' newsletter Lowpass). CEO and Director Thomas Conrad, who assumed the helm of the company officially almost exactly a year ago after an interim phase, spoke about Sonos' next steps and set the stage for AI to be a core part of its business strategy. He argued that the battles over the best and fastest model won't be the defining factor for success when it comes to AI in the smart home.

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