'Force multiplier' AI tipped to super-charge IT spending

Doug Woodburn
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Gartner says global IT spending to rise by 4.5 per cent in 2018 as it evangelises the potential of artificial intelligence to drive new business and boost productivity

Gartner has talked up the role artificial intelligence (AI) will play in driving growth of the global IT market, as it unveiled a mixed set of spending forecasts for the year ahead. Global IT sp...

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