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Enterprises struggle with GenAI adoption despite growing interest

Ines Lin, Taipei; Jingyue Hsiao, DIGITIMES Asia Thursday 14 August 2025 0

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Generative AI is advancing rapidly, but its adoption in businesses remains limited due to several challenges.

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