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From AI Adoption to Value Creation: Dell Technologies' New CEO Outlines Business Strategy for the Japanese Market

From AI Adoption to Value Creation: Dell Technologies' New CEO Outlines Business Strategy for the Japanese Market
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Dell Technologies' new CEO John Robb stated that Japanese companies are transitioning from AI adoption to value creation, and outlined a strategy to support them through infrastructure and talent development.

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  • •John Robb, who became President in August 2026, held a press conference.
  • •He noted that Japanese companies' AI utilization is shifting from the adoption phase to value creation.
  • •The company announced a plan to support this transition by building AI infrastructure, data foundations, and talent, while co-creating with partners.
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