Why is Artificial Intelligence a Big Deal?
The Buzz Around Artificial Intelligence
As Artificial Intelligence (AI) becomes increasingly powerful and sophisticated, organizations worldwide recognize the transformative potential of AI in driving market growth and gaining a competitive edge. Major advances in AI technology have lowered the entry barrier for businesses to invest in AI research and development, fueling widespread adoption of AI across industries.
The Tech Sector is Embracing Artificial Intelligence
According to Precedence Research, global AI market value is projected to reach almost USD 1.5 trillion by 2030, growing at a 38.1 % Compound Annual Growth Rate (CAGR) from 2022 to 2030.
North America, home to several leading tech giants such as Facebook, Amazon, Google, IBM, Microsoft, and Apple, has garnered the largest AI market share in 2022.
The AI Global Survey by McKinsey & Company reports that 50% of organizations have implemented at least one AI capability in their business processes. Increasing AI implementation opens new possibilities for innovation and growth across various industries, such as transportation, healthcare, education, entertainment, and many others.
Tech giants are increasing artificial intelligence utilization and offerings
Accelerated User Adoption of Generative AI Systems
Platforms that adopted artificial intelligence early are quickly expanding available AI features. Newer software is witnessing unprecedented adoption within days of launch. As more companies develop accessible generative AI solutions including chatbots, writing and voice assistants, and image editing and generation, use and demand for generative AI solutions compounds and accelerates.
For example, Google has already implemented generative AI with Smart Reply and Smart Compose to help users save time and effort in writing emails, which completed over 180 billion suggestions in 2022. In May 2023, Google I/O announced several new AI-powered features to its products, including Help Me Write for Gmail that generates complete emails with a prompt, Immersive View for Google Maps that provides a 360-degree view of a location, Magic Eraser in Google Photos that helps users edit photos easily, and Google Bard, a conversational generative AI chatbot that helps users write, research and learn. Gmail, Google Maps, and Google Photos each have 2 billion users that are leveraging these generative AI tools.
OpenAI's ChatGPT is another powerful AI tool that acquired 1 million users in just 5 days after launching in November 2022. By comparison, it took Instagram approximately 2.5 months to reach 1 million downloads. Whereas Netflix had to wait around 3.5 years to reach 1 million users.
The ChatGPT AI chatbot has a wide range of applications, including customer support, virtual assistants, creative writing, and brainstorming. Currently with more than 100 million users, ChatGPT generates more than 1.8 billion visitors per month.
As technology continues to evolve, more companies leverage AI to improve existing offerings and generate new solutions that accelerate value creation for their customers. Each new generative AI application has the potential for drastic user growth.
Users are adopting AI tools with unprecedented speed and volume
Additional Hardware Required for Generative AI
The explosion of AI adoption requires increasingly efficient and sophisticated hardware to support billions of users with complex inquiries. Computational processing that enables artificial intelligence requires a whole technology ecosystem, including advanced thermal management systems. Chip cooling plays a critical role in generative AI solutions. Artificial intelligence requires semiconductors that rapidly process and store massive amounts of information, are extremely high power, and create extreme heat. AI chips need next-generation cooling for reliable long-term, high performance to meet growing and exceptional AI demands.
More AI requires more processing, that needs next-level cooling to support huge demands.
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