“2025 will be the year when AI will trigger a tech big bang, redefining industries with new levels of productivity and technological capabilities.”

Dell Technologies announced that AI will transform all industries by 2025.

According to Dell, AI agents will revolutionize human interaction. By 2025, AI agents that operate autonomously, communicate in natural language, and work in teams with people are expected to appear.

AI is also expected to be applied to processes that are important for improving productivity. It is expected to maximize efficiency by building an AI-based foundation and increase profits by switching to customer-facing activities.

Sovereign AI is expected to accelerate. Each country is pursuing its AI strategy using its own infrastructure and data. It is developing national AI resources and expanding investments in infrastructure, data management, and talent development.

The convergence of AI and emerging technologies is also expected to accelerate. AI combined with quantum computing, intelligent edge, zero trust security, and 6G technology is expected to have a significant impact on various industries.

As AI adoption accelerates, it is expected that more than half of data center demand will come from AI workloads. This will reduce costs and resolve silo issues by transitioning to an ultra-fast distributed architecture.

As data becomes more distributed, AI PCs will play an important role. AI PCs equipped with NPUs can process data directly on the device, enabling faster and more efficient work.

Sustainable data centers are also expected to become an important topic. In order to solve rising energy costs and environmental issues, we need to improve the energy efficiency of hardware and innovate through the use of various energy sources. Liquid cooling technology is a representative example.

“The rapid growth of AI is creating new opportunities and industries,” said Kim Kyung-jin, President and CEO of Dell Technologies Korea. “Dell Technologies will support customers to leverage AI to secure competitiveness.”