Bain & Company projects that by 2030, artificial intelligence will require $2 trillion in annual revenue to fund necessary computing power, with an $800 billion annual shortfall persisting despite AI-driven savings. AI compute demand is growing more than twice as fast as Moore's Law, straining global supply chains and power grids. Most companies remain in AI experimentation, while a minority adopts agentic AI at scale, directing up to half of technology spending toward AI agents. The report identifies four levels of AI maturity and notes SaaS providers must adapt business models to remain competitive. Governments are prioritizing sovereign AI, leading to fragmented global technology standards, while quantum computing and humanoid robots emerge as new trends. Technology private equity deals have slowed due to geopolitical tensions, but technology investment continues to outperform other sectors.
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