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Most automakers likely to cut AI investment by 2029: report
Internal barriers and outdated approaches make it harder for traditional automakers to adapt.
MENA IT spending to reach $169b in 2026
Data center systems are projected to be the fastest-growing segment, with spending set to increase 37.3% in 2026.
Over 40% of agentic AI projects to end by 2027: report
Of the thousands of vendors, only around 130 offer true agentic AI solutions.
5 ways to crack India’s ecommerce market
Variety is the spice of life. That, along with four other key factors, could make a big difference to India’s ecommerce players.
Here’s why top brands suck on social media: they ignore most tweets for help
Customer care software maker Freshdesk tracked the top 100 global brands for a week and found they responded to just 22 percent of the tweets directed at them.
Gartner: China will buy 400 million smartphones in 2014, penetration to pass 90%
Market research firm Gartner predicts 443.5 million mobile phones will be sold in China in 2014, and 90 percent of them will be smartphones (h/t to QQ Tech). Of those 400 million, 20
New report says Lenovo ranks 3rd in global smartphone sales, but does it really?
A Q3 2013 report of global smartphone sales says China’s Lenovo (HKG:0992) rose to 5.1 percent market share to beat South Korea’s LG (KRX:066570; LSE:LGLD), according to Gartner. The report says Lenovo’s sales grew by
Report: 3D printer shipments to grow 49% in 2013, huge potential for India and China
3D printing has been around for a while but in the last few years it has gained momentum and some level of understanding among the general public. According to Gartner’s
Gartner: Lenovo Passes HP to Become World’s Top PC Maker (But IDC Disagrees)
China’s Lenovo (HKG:0992) has passed HP (NYSE:HPQ) to become the world’s leading PC maker in 2012 Q3, according to research firm Gartner. HP has held top spot in the industry
Are Asian Consumers in Emerging Markets Waiting for Smarter Phones?
Samsung looks for more success in 2012 with Galaxy III A new report from Gartner claims that because of decreased demand from Asia, worldwide sales of mobile phones dropped two



