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fromTheregister
1 day ago

PC shipments set to hit the buffers as AI guzzles memory

Memory shortages will likely stunt PC shipments in 2026, as available supplies will not be able to meet demand thanks to memory makers chasing the lucrative AI infrastructure market instead. Overall PC market performance in 2025 was healthy, according to research biz Omdia, but it notes that memory and storage supply was already tightening, with associated upward price pressure emerging around the middle of last year.
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fromTheregister
2 months ago

Global PC shipments spike despite tariff-related US slowdown

Windows 11 upgrades and Windows 10 end-of-support drove an 8.2% rise to 69 million global PC shipments in Q3, with AI PC adoption increasing.
#ai-pcs
fromIT Pro
2 months ago
Tech industry

Global PC shipments surge in Q3 2025, fueled by AI and Windows 10 refresh cycles

fromIT Pro
4 months ago
Artificial intelligence

AI PCs will 'become the norm' by 2029 as enterprise and consumer demand surges

fromIT Pro
2 months ago
Tech industry

Global PC shipments surge in Q3 2025, fueled by AI and Windows 10 refresh cycles

fromIT Pro
4 months ago
Artificial intelligence

AI PCs will 'become the norm' by 2029 as enterprise and consumer demand surges

fromComputerworld
6 months ago

Tariff uncertainty hits US PC shipments in Q2

"What we are witnessing here might highlight US PC demand slowing down in anticipation of the import tariffs looming deadline."
Digital life
fromTheregister
6 months ago

Folks not buying PCs from US vendors 'tariff' stockpiles

Consumers' appetite for big-ticket spending on PCs faces a number of downside risks. Although PCs currently remain exempt, broader tariffs impacting key spending categories have already resulted in inflationary pressure, with the Federal Reserve pausing its planned interest rate cuts in anticipation of further price rises in the remainder of the year.
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Tech industry
fromZDNET
9 months ago

There's a quiet PC boom happening - thanks to Windows 10 and the tariffs

PC shipments rose by 12.6% in Q1 2025, driven by tariff concerns and the end of Windows 10 support.
Inventory increases by PC makers catered to anticipated tariff changes and Windows 11 upgrades.
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