Storylines this week, many of which we covered, circle decidedly around one theme – AI. Micheal Dell, chairman of Dell Technologies, said in a recent CNBC interview, that the boom is not slowing down anytime soon. However, he did add a cautionary note, saying that the hype will eventually level off. So, on one hand there are hopes of an economic lift, and on the other, talks of an AI bubble.
For now, the test and measurement market remains buoyant on the AI wave. The market is upbeat – demand for testing, benchmarking and assurance is picking up as more and more cutting-edge AI workloads enter data centers testing the limits of the infrastructure. This heralds good fortune for the ecosystem, but also brings with it the pressure to keep up. The bigger question is whether companies can sustain their trajectory even after the surge is over.
T&M: What You Need to Know
AI-driven industrial defect detection market outlook: Future Market Insights Inc. today published a market report that offers an optimistic outlook for the global AI-driven industrial defect detection market. The study estimates that the market will expand to $2 M this year, and surpass $6 M by 2035, representing a total growth of 128.2%.
Teradyne stocks tumble: Teradyne shares plummeted, declining over 5%, on Tuesday, closing at $140.14. Analysts attribute the drop to broader industry issues like supply chain disruptions, geopolitical uncertainty, rising costs and workforce shortage, amid AI-driven demand surge.
Opensignal debuts twin broadband solutions: Opensignal launched two broadband product suites for ISPs. Broadband Spotlight, a customer experience (CX) benchmarking solution, offers a platform to benchmark network performance against competitors. Broadband Focus offers deep visibility into CX metrics like speed, reliability, and consistency.
Keysight powers 6G research: The University of Texas has picked Keysight’s 6G solutions to power its digital twin research for wireless and autonomous systems. The solution will reportedly be deployed within 6G@UT, a research faculty within the Wireless Networking and Communications Group, at UT Austin.
Indications of strong growth in network analyzer market: A new research by Market Research Intellect suggests strong growth potential for the global digital network analyzers market in the IT and telecom category. According to the forecast, the market will touch $6 B by 2031, growing at a CAGR of 8.4% through the next six years.