According to the research report from TechInsights on April 29th, the global notebook computer shipments in Q1 2024 increased by 7% year-on-year, reaching 46.1 million units. Lenovo led the global notebook computer market with a shipment volume of 10.8 million units, a year-on-year increase of 12%. HP and Dell fell to second and third positions respectively. After Apple released the MacBook Air with M3 in the first quarter, it saw a strong recovery. Acer surpassed Asus by a slight advantage of 3.1 million shipments over 3 million, which may indicate a rebound in Chrome demand starting this year.

ACCORDING TO A REPORT BY THE FINANCIAL NEWS AGENCY ON JANUARY 18, HP RELEASED A NEW GENERATION OF AI GAMING LAPTOPS, OF WHICH THE 14-INCH SHADOW WIZARD 10 SLIM IS HP'S LIGHTEST GAMING NOTEBOOK AT PRESENT, EQUIPPED WITH CORE ULTRA 7-155H PROCESSOR, RTX 4060/4070 GRAPHICS CARD, GREATLY ENHANCING AI PERFORMANCE. In addition, HP is planning to launch AI Xiaohui as HP's first native AI solution in the AI PC space.

According to a report by the Science and Technology Innovation Board Daily on November 22, HP said that it is launching artificial intelligence personal computers (AI PCs) in the second half of next year as planned, and expects its penetration rate to gradually increase. "While we don't expect the market to shift to AI PCs immediately, we believe the trend will gradually rise, with some in 2024, more penetration in 2025, and even more in 2026," said Enrique Lores, CEO of the company. ”

According to news from IT House on July 7, the Lawrence Livermore Laboratory in the United States announced on Wednesday that they have begun to install components of the supercomputer El Capitan, which will be fully operational next year. A key component of the system will be AMD's upcoming The "industry's most advanced" InstinctMI 300 artificial intelligence GPU. It is reported that El Capitan is based on HPE's Shasta supercomputer architecture, built by HP Enterprise. The machine is expected to be completed by mid-2024.

According to a report by "Sechuangban Daily" on June 26, Hewlett-Packard (HP) CEO Enrique J. Lores said a few days ago that AI is expected to change the product definition of PCs and bring huge replacement power in the consumer and business markets. , because consumers and professionals can perform AI application computing at the terminal without going through the cloud. He further explained that if small and medium-sized enterprises have sensitive data and are unwilling to put it in the cloud, and need to use AI applications, they can download and use them on terminal devices, which also has advantages in terms of cost and transmission speed. It is expected that in 2024, the CPU and AI processor or GPU will be integrated in the PC.

According to IT House citing Taiwanese media "Economic Daily", Acer, HP, Asus and other brands have recently shown strong interest in building AI laptops and have begun planning related products. The industry expects that 2024 will drive a new wave of phone replacements. Companies such as OpenAI, Nvidia, and AMD have brought huge business opportunities to AI, but currently only benefit from the server market. Acer, HP and other brands will enable notebooks to have AI capabilities, and the market impact will begin to ferment in 2024 at the earliest.

According to the "Kechuangban Daily" report on June 25, the AI boom is sweeping the world, and notebook brands have also begun to lock in AI business opportunities. Acer and HP have taken the lead in releasing the direction of building AI notebooks through brand-new AI chips and software applications. , as well as new usage scenarios and experiences, driving a new wave of laptop replacements. The industry expects that the market influence brought by AI laptops will start to ferment in 2024 at the earliest. Acer has joined hands with CPU manufacturers and is expected to introduce generative AI or other AI applications into terminal devices. It is planned that related AI notebook application cases will appear one after another in 2024 and 2025, pushing up the penetration rate of AI-related notebook products.

According to Jiemian News, HP CEO Enrique Lores said in an interview with CNBC on May 30 that artificial intelligence will fundamentally change the PC industry, especially his own company. "We think there's a real opportunity to create a new PC category that will drive a major refresh of that category," Lores said. "AI will help us redefine what a PC is, and the experience that customers can get will be very different. We are working with all major software vendors, major silicon vendors, to redesign the architecture of the PC." Lores said that HP is developing support AI-powered PCs that enable customers to build spreadsheets and analyze data in a fraction of the time. These new models could hit the market as early as 2024.