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Logitech International CEO Eyes AI, B2B Growth as Next Investment Push Begins

Logitech International (NASDAQ:LOGI) Chief Executive Hanneke Faber said the company is entering its next phase from a position of financial strength, with plans to increase investment in innovation, business-to-business sales and marketing while keeping margins near the high end of its long-term mod

Logitech bets on AI, gaming and business users as it raises spending, CEO says

Logitech bets on AI, gaming and business users as it raises spending, CEO says

Logitech plans increased spending on product development and marketing this year. The company is focusing on gaming, business customers, and AI-enabled devices for growth. Despite economic slowdown worries and Middle East supply issues impacting sales, Logitech expects continued momentum. Investments will be made to capitalize on AI opportunities and maintain…

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2025 was the year AI slop went mainstream. Is the internet ready to grow up now?

2025 was the year AI slop went mainstream. Is the internet ready to grow up now?

As the AI hype wears off online, we spoke to analysts about how the technology has altered user experience on the Internet - and why ‘boring’ AI will likely outlast flashy tools.

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Logitech CEO says AI devices are just "solutions looking for a problem"

Is AI-powered hardware pointless or have we not yet built a proper one?

‘A solution looking for a problem that doesn’t exist’: Logitech CEO blasts AI gadgets – and most people think that’s being generous

Logitech’s CEO has called AI gadgets “solutions looking for a problem,” and judging by the online backlash, most people think even that’s putting it politely.

AI gadget makers are chasing problems that don't exist, Logitech CEO says — also details supply chain and pricing strategy

Logitech chief executive Hanneke Faber used an interview with Bloomberg, marking her second anniversary in the role, to question the rush toward standalone AI hardware.

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CEOs are warning AI adoption and spending should be more strategic

Tech companies need to make calculated, strategic decisions about AI’s next phases.

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Logitech CEO Hanneke Faber says she would consider adding an AI agent to her board of directors

Logitech CEO Hanneke Faber says she would consider adding an AI agent to her board of directors

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CEO says she’d welcome an AI-bot board member: ‘If you don’t have an AI agent in every meeting, you’re missing out’

CEO says she’d welcome an AI-bot board member: ‘If you don’t have an AI agent in every meeting, you’re missing out’

Hanneke Faber speaks about the value of AI in decision-making at the Fortune Most Powerful Women Summit.

“Our work is never done” - Logitech CEO on the trends shaping the future of work, and how hardware can be "the eyes, the ears and the hands of AI”

“Our work is never done” - Logitech CEO on the trends shaping the future of work, and how hardware can be "the eyes, the ears and the hands of AI”

AI and hybrid working paint a challenging future, but Logitech thinks it has the answers.

Logitech won't charge you a subscription fee for your mouse after all, but was it such a terrible idea?

Logitech won't charge you a subscription fee for your mouse after all, but was it such a terrible idea?

Logitech says that talk of a "forever mouse" that would require a subscription to use was just a thought, and it isn't going to happen. But would it really be that bad of an idea?

Logitech says it has 'no plans' for a subscription mouse—let's keep it that way

Logitech says it has 'no plans' for a subscription mouse—let's keep it that way

At least the concerns of PC gamers seem to be recognised.

Logitech decries subscription-based forever mouse that "is not an actual or planned product but a peek into provocative internal thinking on future possibilities"

Logitech decries subscription-based forever mouse that "is not an actual or planned product but a peek into provocative internal thinking on future possibilities"

Logitech's CEO recently discussed a mouse that would require a subscription to receive software updates. The company has since clarified that it has no plans for such an accessory.

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Logitech's 'forever mouse' could mean peripherals go the way of coffee beans, TVs, and printer ink by pushing a subscription

Logitech's 'forever mouse' could mean peripherals go the way of coffee beans, TVs, and printer ink by pushing a subscription

Could a mouse ever be timeless?

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Logitech considers releasing a mouse you buy once and pay for 'forever'

Logitech is turning heads after an interview with CEO Hanneke Faber reveals interest in releasing a subscription-based mouse in the future.

Logitech floats ‘forever mouse,’ with a subscription to pay every month

Logitech CEO Hanneke Faber said to think of the mouse as a Rolex.

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One of my favorite PC accessory brands has considered probably the worst design decision I've ever seen for its new mouse

Logitech's CEO discussed the concept of a "forever mouse" that would require a subscription to receive software updates. The idea has received harsh criticism from many on the web.

No, Logitech isn't discontinuing its HomeKit products

Despite Logitech CEO Hanneke Faber saying that its smart home products were "pretty much gone," the company says otherwise.

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Logitech teases an extra-durable 'Forever Mouse' that will get smarter over time

In a recent interview, Logitech's CEO talks about how the Forever Mouse may receive updates via subscription service.

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Logitech warns profits will be hit by Red Sea crisis – it is among the first tech firms to confirm impacts

Peripherals giant Logitech has confirmed that the Red Sea crisis is having a significant impact on its business activities. Attacks on Red Sea shipping have spurred Logitech to decide on a longer, safer, slower, shipping route for products destined for the European market - but it will affect profits.

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