Many firms are still falling behind when it comes to getting their AI infrastructure up to speed

• Two in three IT leaders say their infrastructure isn't ready to handle AI and analytics
• Complex data regulations are giving them a major headache
• AI PCs also form part of the broader infrastructure considerations

According to a new report by Dell, UK businesses are struggling more than their EMEA counterparts when it comes to AI, with three in five (61%) British firms lacking a clear roadmap covering AI, data and security, compared with 46% across EMEA.

But one thing they have in common with their Europe and Middle East counterparts is that legacy infrastructure is likely one of the biggest factors slowing effective AI deployment.

Nearly two-thirds (64%) of IT leaders say their infrastructure is not yet fully prepared to support AI and analytics workloads at scale, noting substantial gaps between ambitions and reality.

Data foundations and IT infrastructure are still holding back AI

Having to coordinate compliance and...

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