ABOUT THIS EPISODE
In this episode, Marc Scanlan chats with Maryia Zotorovich (Intel) and Christian Weber (Diebold Nixdorf) about the tech transforming retail. From AI-powered checkouts to energy-efficient hardware and modular POS, learn how innovation is meeting real-world retail needs.
🎙️ Discover how edge computing, AI workloads like item and age recognition, and sustainability innovations are reshaping the in-store experience and driving retail transformation. From modular POS systems to scalable infrastructure and cross-functional data synergy—this is the conversation retailers need to hear as we head into 2025.
Tune in to learn how Intel and Diebold Nixdorf are partnering to meet the evolving needs of global retailers—and why adaptability and performance are key to staying competitive.
🎙️ Discover how edge computing, AI workloads like item and age recognition, and sustainability innovations are reshaping the in-store experience and driving retail transformation. From modular POS systems to scalable infrastructure and cross-functional data synergy—this is the conversation retailers need to hear as we head into 2025.
Tune in to learn how Intel and Diebold Nixdorf are partnering to meet the evolving needs of global retailers—and why adaptability and performance are key to staying competitive.
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