Dell Technologies Jacinta Quah explains why enterprises are moving towards AI-ready PCs, how on-device AI can improve data control and cost predictability, and why hybrid AI deployments are likely to dominate. Quah says India has reached a 51% AI PC adoption rate, with enterprises moving beyond pilots and integrating AI into core business processes.
Dell Technologies Jacinta Quah explains why enterprises are moving towards AI-ready PCs, how on-device AI can improve data control and cost predictability, and why hybrid AI deployments are likely to dominate.
Quah says India has reached a 51% AI PC adoption rate, with enterprises moving beyond pilots and integrating AI into core business processes.
She also explains the security challenges around AI-powered endpoints and why businesses need to plan their PC refresh cycles around the AI workloads employees will need in the next 3–4 years.
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Dell Technologies Jacinta Quah explains why enterprises are moving towards AI-ready PCs, how on-device AI can improve data control and cost predictability, and why hybrid AI deployments are likely to dominate. Quah says India has reached a 51% AI PC adoption rate, with enterprises moving beyond pilots and integrating AI into core business processes. She also explains the security challenges around AI-powered endpoints and why businesses need to plan their PC refresh cycles around the AI workloads employees will need in the next 3–4 years.
AI is moving beyond the cloud and increasingly onto the device.
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