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Rising AI token costs boost role of desktop PCs

As companies respond to rising cloud costs and concerns over data sovereignty by adjusting where AI computing is done, business PCs are drawing attention as endpoints for local inference. Dell Technologies said the spread of agentic AI is changing the role and criteria for AI PCs. Dell cited token costs as a key driver, saying agentic workflows can quickly raise cloud API costs. Executive Rob Bruckner said inference often does not require top-tier performance and AI PCs can help firms control token budgets.

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Kim Yeon-su says Hancom has credentials for agentic OS business, highlights four strengths

Hancom is changing its corporate name to Hancom and focusing its business on AI, accelerating a shift into a sovereign agentic OS company. It plans to release a beta version in June and a customer-validated version in the second half, targeting a full launch in 2027. CEO Kim Yeon-su said Hancom has proven capabilities and cited strengths in data processing, execution, data sovereignty control, open-source strategy, AX validation experience and a growing AI revenue base.

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Hancom reborn as Hancom, declares shift to sovereign agentic OS company

Hancom, formerly known as Haansoft, set out “sovereign agentic OS” as a key term for its strategy as it transforms into an AI company. It said it aims to become a global agentic OS company that guarantees strong data sovereignty while overseeing and controlling the operation of AI agents. Hancom will change its corporate name to Hancom and end sales of its existing year-based package after Hancom Office 2024, shifting to a platform model with real-time AI upgrades.