Dell Executive Council Has Affirmed that It Is Not Accepting Orders for Buying AI PCs as They Were Being Treated as a "Display" Item
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Dell admits customers are "not buying based on AI" in refreshing CES 2026 showcase
Last Updated on January 8, 2026 In a refreshing change of events for CES this year, Dell has clearly figured out that many of us do not, in fact, care for AI branding on consumer hardware. Shaking up the status quo at the event, Kevin Terwilliger, Dell’s head of product, stated that what they “learned ...
Dell revealed that at the time of writing, consumers are not buying PCs based on AI.
Behind the feverish rhetoric of the tech industry, which has rushed headlong into AI, lies a stark reality: the general public doesn't buy a product simply because it says "AI" on it. This is the clear-eyed observation made by a Dell executive.
For PC-K ufe, the new functions in the field of "artificial intelligence" seem hardly to play a role. This, in any case, is said by the US manufacturer Dell, according to whose product manager, especially the private customers are confused by AI rather than attach importance to the choice of their hardware. (Continue reading)
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