Technology News From The Philippines
While PCs remain in extremely high demand, the growth rate benefitted from the shortages faced in the first quarter of 2020 when the global pandemic began, resulting in an unusually favorable year-over-year comparison.
Streaming video subscriptions climbed as households stacked subscriptions, driving subscription revenues to over $69 billion in 2020.
The inclusion of AI chipsets in security cameras in smart cities will become a norm, with over 65% of cameras shipped in 2025 expected to come with at least one AI chipset.
The demand was overwhelming for inkjet machines, causing various out of stock situations to arise across vendors.
The growth rate and unit volume were the fastest and largest numbers recorded since IDC began tracking this market in 2016.
Despite a decade of annual double-digit growth, the smart home market will remain stymied without significant development of its richest resource – smart home intelligence.
Analyst firm ABI Research has just released a report which said that 1.15 billion 5G smartphones will ship in 2025 and the wearables and true wireless headsets market will see explosive growth, overcoming 1 billion shipments in 2025.
According to VMware Digital Frontiers 3.0 Study, 74% of Filipino consumers indicated that they have started engaging with brands that delivered superior digital experiences, suggesting that a strong alignment is needed from the organizations to close the digital experience gap.
