The evolution of AI will only accelerate as we uncover novel ways to use the technology, and organisations need to learn to leverage AI or risk getting left behind. Just like how a stable foundation is critical for skyscrapers to stand tall, how can organisations ensure their IT infrastructures are well-adapted to help them thrive in the AI era?
Everyone is noticing the same thing — businesses globally are turning to artificial intelligence (AI) to innovate and boost efficiency.
In fact, IDC’s latest Worldwide AI and Generative AI Spending Guide highlights that the Asia-Pacific region is projected to spend up to US$26 billion ($34.4 billion) by 2027 in Generative AI (GenAI) value. This investment behaviour in the region concurs with insights from our latest 2024 Nutanix Enterprise Cloud Index (ECI) report. While nine in 10 organisations in Asia Pacific (Apac) say that AI is a priority, the report found that more than one in three organisations across the region are at risk of being caught unprepared and recognise the challenge of running AI applications on their current IT infrastructure.
