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  1. Lenovo, HP and Dell Shift Toward Enterprise Buyers, Lock In Memory Supply Through 2027

    Wccftech, citing a report from ETNews, says Lenovo, HP and Dell are rebalancing their businesses toward enterprise customers while signing long-term memory supply agreements covering 2027, after a senior official said PC makers received only 70–80% of the DRAM and SSD volumes they requested in the first half of the year. The same official said procurement for next year should not be a problem, according to the report, which Wccftech labels a "plausible" rumor at 60%. Consumer demand has weakened as higher component costs pushed up PC prices: Wccftech cites Omdia estimates that global PC shipments fell 21% year over year in Q3 2026 with average selling prices up by double digits, and that shipments are expected to decline another 7% in 2027. Enterprise demand remains resilient, and Omdia figures cited in the article show AI PCs made up 48.3% of U.S. shipments in Q2 and are expected to exceed 50% in Q3, while PCs priced above $1,500 grew 36.8% in the same period.

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  2. Samsung design chief says human creativity, not AI, is product design's core

    Mauro Porcini, president and chief design officer of Samsung Electronics' Device eXperience (DX) division, said at Seoul Design Week 2026 on October 15 that AI should not replace people but serve as a tool to help them exercise emotional intelligence and imagination, according to a report by Korean outlet ETnews. He argued that critical thinking, creativity, sensitivity and emotion are uniquely human and remain the core of product design, and that if every company relied only on AI to develop products, the results would look alike and be hard to differentiate. IT之家 reported that Samsung applies this human-centered approach across its TVs, smartphones and home appliances, and noted that Porcini previously served as chief design officer at 3M and PepsiCo before joining Samsung in April 2025.

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