Enterprise computing enters its fourth wave as client devices transform from passive endpoints to intelligent AI systems. Modern laptops, desktops, and mobile devices now feature built-in NPUs and AI accelerators that bring artificial intelligence directly to where work happens. This shift creates distributed intelligence networks where every device anticipates user needs, optimizes workflows, and collaborates autonomously. Organizations gain enterprise AI at scale, transforming employees into human AI agents with unprecedented access to contextual, personalized computing experiences. The future of work is here—powered by intelligent devices that don't just access AI, but embody it.
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