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AI-Enabled Enterprise Workspace – Futurum Signal

The enterprise workspace is entering a new phase—one shaped less by device refresh cycles and more by intelligent integration. As AI-enabled PCs enter the mainstream, the real challenge for IT leaders is no longer raw performance, but how these endpoints connect, scale, and operate within the broader enterprise ecosystem.

In the new Futurum Signal Report: AI-Enabled Enterprise Workspace, we examine how leading vendors are responding to this shift. The report evaluates manufacturers of NPU-equipped PCs and workspace portfolios that extend beyond hardware to include peripherals, fleet management, security, and device-to-cloud connectivity.Our analysis focuses on vendors that have moved past transactional device sales to deliver cohesive, lifecycle-driven workspace strategies. These offerings position the PC as an intelligent edge node, integrated with telemetry, governance, and security frameworks that allow enterprises to scale AI workloads without compounding operational complexity.The report also explores how performance tiers, form factors, and silicon roadmaps are evolving through 2026 and beyond, and what these shifts mean for CIOs balancing productivity, risk, and long-term platform alignment.Discover how the next generation of enterprise workspace platforms is being built, integrated, and managed and which vendors are emerging as true strategic partners in the AI era.

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