IDC - Asia/Pacific

How much will AI help the semiconductor industry’s growth over the next decade?AI has reached its tipping point. IDC expects the semiconductor industry to post consecutive years of double-digit growth due to the expansion and reach of compute and AI and the long-awaited adoption of intelligent devices and AI-enabled PCs and smartphones.Each of these industries is poised to drive an inflection and silicon revenues of over $100 billion each during our forecast horizon.Given AI's momentum, how long of a growth cycle can we expect from the Semiconductor Industry?How much will AI help the semiconductor industry’s growth over the next decade?Key Questions to be Answered in this Webinar:What is the outlook for AI as inferencing moves from the cloud to the edge and enterprises and the public sector begin to invest in their own infrastructure and AI models?Can NVIDIA maintain their stronghold on the market as volumes shift to intelligent endpoints, driving more data creation and AI inferencing using optimized silicon and battery power?Who are the next emerging suppliers to step up and what are the key inflection points of the market as billions of intelligent devices double in volumes and drive the next wave of data used for AI inferencing?Please join Mr. Mario Morales as he updates the latest on the semiconductor market including insights on the key global companies driving and shaping its growth and competitive landscape. This includes NVIDIA, Qualcomm, TSMC, Intel, AMD, Broadcom, Apple, NXP, Samsung, Micron, SK Hynix, HiSilicon, SMIC, MediaTek, and others.Companies Covered: NVIDIA, Qualcomm, TSMC, Intel, AMD, Broadcom, Apple, NXP, Samsung, Micron, SK Hynix, HiSilicon, SMIC, MediaTek, and more.Speaker: Mario Morales - Group VP, Semiconductors and Enabling Technologies, IDC.

In today's rapidly evolving digital landscape, AI models are at the forefront of innovation, driving unprecedented advancements across various industries. According to IDC's August 2023 GenAI ARC Survey, 83% of IT leaders believe leveraging GenAI models with their own business data will provide a significant competitive advantage. However, this surge in innovation also brings heightened security concerns.Nearly 31% of enterprises in Asia/Pacific in 2024, report that security is a major concern when deploying automation technologies. Tech buyers are wary of the dual-edged nature of AI; while it offers unparalleled efficiency and problem-solving capabilities, it also introduces new vulnerabilities. The integration of AI into business operations necessitates robust security measures to protect against sophisticated cyber threats targeting critical infrastructure, personal data, and AI systems themselves.Key discussion points​:• Understand Asia/Pacific’s outlook on security and AI investments, including CISO challenges, priorities, and investment strategies, supported by case studies from around the region.​• Discover key AI use cases and learn how tech vendors can support enterprises in an open, complex, and interconnected world of AI.​• Discuss infrastructure strategies to support innovation through GenAI while maintaining security, and how cybersecurity vendors can assist organizations in integrating GenAI into their processes.Speakers: Sakshi Grover, Senior Research Manager - IDC; Christian Fam, Senior Research Manager - IDC.Register now.