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AI technology evolves rapidly. Strategies based solely on current capabilities risk becoming obsolete quickly.

Understanding where AI is headed is critical for planning your strategy. NVIDIA’s rise as an AI leader proves this. In 2012, while most tech companies debated whether neural networks were just academic curiosities, NVIDIA’s CEO Jensen Huang foresaw their potential to solve unstructured visual problems—and eventually everything else.

This vision reshaped NVIDIA’s trajectory. No longer just a GPU maker, the company pivoted to building infrastructure for neural network training. The generative AI boom validated this bet, with NVIDIA’s chips becoming the backbone of AI training and deployment, making it a dominant player in the AI wave.

This is the strategic foresight enterprises need in the AI era.

Deploying AI isn’t plug-and-play. It requires iteration, experimentation, and time. The value AI delivers compounds over time, and the earlier you start, the greater the benefits.

Many companies wait for mature technology or clear ROI before acting. But by the time everything is “clear,” the market is already claimed.

The enterprises that win in the AI race are those that think big, act early, and iterate relentlessly, securing a powerful first-mover advantage.

The choice is yours—act now or risk being left behind. 

David Kwan

AI Literacy Consultant, ZTOA Consulting Group

https://ai.ztoagroup.com 

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