Research Reports IT spending expected to accelerate next year after slowdown in 2013 By Newsbytes.PH November 6, 2013 FacebookTwitterLinkedinEmailViberCopy URL Worldwide IT spending is expected to accelerate next year after dipping to its slowest pace of growth since the financial crisis in 2013. Share FacebookTwitterLinkedinEmailViberCopy URL Previous articleBluetooth smart chip growth to be driven by consumer electronicsNext articleReport: PH still a strong, steady contact center hub in Asia Pacific - Advertisement - RELEVANT STORIES AI data center boom drives demand for high-capacity networks in SE Asia August 3, 2026 On its 175th year, BPI plans wider AI rollout but says tech can’t replace trust August 3, 2026 TCL tops PH panel TV market for 3rd straight year August 3, 2026 Bacolod forum seeks wider countryside participation in AI economy August 2, 2026 Whizkey enters PH managed IT services market August 1, 2026 Cybersecurity now a national concern, needs coordinated action — BPI August 1, 2026 LATEST AI data center boom drives demand for high-capacity networks in SE Asia August 3, 2026 On its 175th year, BPI plans wider AI rollout but says tech can’t replace trust August 3, 2026 TCL tops PH panel TV market for 3rd straight year August 3, 2026 Bacolod forum seeks wider countryside participation in AI economy August 2, 2026 Whizkey enters PH managed IT services market August 1, 2026 Cybersecurity now a national concern, needs coordinated action — BPI August 1, 2026 BYD expands PH electrified lineup with Atto 2, Seal 5 DM-i August 1, 2026 BlockShoals joins FinTech Alliance PH as Binance names new country chief August 1, 2026 REVIEW | AMD Ryzen 7 7700X3D processor August 1, 2026 Google expands Gemini Spark AI agent to Asia-Pacific August 1, 2026 Sign-Up To Our Newsletter! - Advertisement -
