International Data Corporation
Coverage of International Data Corporation in the Nexus archive.
- Why Hong Kong firms looking to integrate AI must consider fresh grads
Hong Kong companies face significant challenges in AI implementation, with 55% struggling compared to the global average of 48% according to an IDC study. The city's structural economic paradox highlights a critical shortage of technological talent, threatening long-term competitiveness and social stability.
- Why Samsung may welcome Apple’s most expensive iPhone yet
Samsung may benefit from Apple's high-priced foldable iPhone as it could make Samsung's own foldable prices appear more reasonable. Samsung plans to raise Galaxy Z Fold 8 prices by about $100, while Apple's foldable is expected to cost around $2,500, providing Samsung pricing cover amid rising component costs. Both companies face margin pressures from surging memory and processor costs.
- Fear of missing out: why Asia-Pacific firms pour money into AI despite scant returns
Asia-Pacific enterprises are investing heavily in AI with limited evaluation of effectiveness, driven by fears of being left behind. A survey found 37% of regional organizations invest aggressively in AI without assessing outcomes, double the global average of 20%.