Acer bets on RTX, GoogleBook as on-site AI demand grows
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Acer chairman and chief executive Jason Chen said artificial intelligence deployment is already underway, with enterprise customers showing a clear preference for running AI on-site rather than in the cloud. He said that trend is opening new business opportunities for Acer in on-premises AI hardware, even as the broader PC market faces inventory and pricing pressure.
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