AI-powered PCs will drive 5-10% shipments by Nov, says Asus exec
Business Standard|October 03, 2024
Taiwanese personal computer (PC) maker Asus has announced an ambitious plan for artificial intelligence (AI)-powered PCs to make up 5-10 per cent of its total shipments by the end of 2024. However, with demand surging, the company now expects to reach this target ahead of schedule, aiming for November instead.
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AI-powered PCs will drive 5-10% shipments by Nov, says Asus exec

The company expects the ongoing festival season to boost sales by 5-10 per cent compared to the previous year, driven by a new refresh cycle, a senior executive at the firm said. "During the pandemic, many consumers were forced to buy PCs. This resulted in a slight decline in PC sales in 2022 and 2023. In 2024, however, a new purchase cycle has begun, with customers now looking to upgrade their devices," Arnold Su, vice-president - consumer and gaming PC, system business group, Asus India, told Business Standard.

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