IDC Predicts AI Solutions & Services will Generate Global Impact of $22.3 Trillion by 2030

IDC Predicts AI Solutions & Services will Generate Global Impact of $22.3 Trillion by 2030

Generative AI is already transforming how organizations work, and the economic impact is accelerating. According to IDC, AI solutions and services are projected to generate a staggering $22.3 trillion in global impact by 2030. The article, "IDC Forecasts Global AI Spend to Reach $500 Billion by 2027, Driven by Generative AI Solutions and Services", outlines how demand is rising across industries, with innovation and strategy taking center stage. Read the article to understand the projected growth. Contact Netbase Solutions Pty Ltd to explore how our AI experts can help you benefit from that growth.

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