Dell predicts 2026: Agentic AI boom, governance surge and sovereign AI ecosystems dominate
KUALA LUMPUR – Dell Technologies unveiled its 2026 technology predictions, declaring the region is entering an era of scaled AI adoption and sovereign ecosystems. Global CTO John Roese announced the shift from experimental AI to autonomous “agentic” systems that will manage complex, long-running processes, making humans dramatically more efficient.
President Peter Marrs highlighted real-world deployments, including Sandisk Malaysia achieving 95% lights-out manufacturing and Zoho India accelerating privacy-first enterprise AI with Dell.
Both leaders stressed 2026 will be defined by governance, with “governance” replacing “agentic” as the watchword. Robust frameworks and sovereign AI infrastructure are now non-negotiable for safe innovation. Countries and enterprises are racing to build controlled, local AI environments, backed by partnerships such as Macquarie Data Centres (Australia) and NAVER Cloud (Korea).
Through its APJ AI Innovation Hub, Dell is collaborating with governments and industry to develop talent and infrastructure, positioning Asia-Pacific as a global AI powerhouse.
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