AI-enabled laptops and smartphones are set to drive demand over the next two years.

As the world continues to adapt to the technological advancements driven by artificial intelligence, the hardware replacement cycle is seeing significant changes.

During the COVID-19 pandemic, PC makers experienced a surge in demand, particularly from consumers.

Now, AI-enabled laptops and smartphones are poised to drive demand over the next two years.

Melissa Otto, TMT Analyst with S&P Global Visible Alpha joins Veronica Dudo to discuss.

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Democrats’ faith in Biden is wavering and will the 2024 elections across the United States and Europe reshape global markets or bring stability?

As the world gears up for a stacked 2024 election season across several key nations, financial markets are on edge, bracing for financial and trade fallout.

The outcomes of these elections could have profound implications, influencing everything from trade policies to economic stability worldwide.

The Airport Economist, Professor Tim Harcourt of the University of Technology Sydney, joins to discuss all the latest. #featured #trending #global view

Artificial intelligence has the potential to revolutionise workplace meetings, but there might be a catch.

By automating scheduling, transcribing discussions in real-time, and even suggesting action items based on meeting content, AI aims to streamline processes that have long been cumbersome and time-consuming.

While these advancements are being welcomed by many, there have also been a rise in privacy concerns.

The issues arise with AI’s ability to record analyse conversations, raising questions about data security and employee confidentiality.

Tom Finnigan from Talkingbrands.ai joins to discuss. #featured