Agencies moving fastest on AI are rethinking service delivery, workforce capacity, and what it takes to earn public trust when automated decisions start touching people’s lives.
That’s the conversation at our next CIO Executive Council luncheon, November 18 in Boston.
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Jensen Huang has resigned as CEO, but most large buyers' allocations shouldn't materially change over the next few quarters. IDC on what AI infrastructure buyers should watch: bit.ly/4AoZxMm#NVIDIA
Singles Day discounts in China did little to offset higher smartphone prices this year.
Our sell out data shows 19.9 million smartphones sold between 12 Oct and 11 Nov, down 22.7% from 25.7 million over the same window in 2025.
Arthur Guo, our Research Director in Beijing, says
More security budget was supposed to mean less worry. CEOs got the budget increase, 13.2% this year, and still rank cybersecurity their top anticipated tech risk, ahead of AI.
A recent IDC blog traces the mismatch to an evidence gap: the top reason security buyers gave for their
When decision rights for AI are split, no single leader sees the full cost, and self-ratings show it: 61% of tech leaders call their AI cost governance mature while running over budget.
Two questions you need answers for: who owns AI cost end to end, and mature against whom?