AI PC demand to pick up from 2025 once use cases emerge
artificial intelligence personal computers is unlikely to trigger a strong replacement demand in India as compared to other countries even as IT hardware makers start flooding store shelves with the next-generation machines, industry experts said.
While the ongoing AI revolution has prompted enterprises, education institutes and government organisations to deliberate on using high-performance compute servers for training AI models and developing use-cases, the demand for AI laptops and notebooks — that are priced at a hefty premium to regular PCs — is expected to soar only after their use-cases are established and people start using them, market trackers and industry executives said.
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«When we discuss with companies, the CEO is very keen about AI increasing productivity, efficiency and performance, but the CFO will ask whether it will lead to any cost savings,» said Vinay Sinha, MD, sales, at semiconductor maker AMD. He said every company is in the midst of a so-called AI revolution.
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