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European organisations are increasing AI investment but struggle to move pilots into production, prompting demand for validated use cases and trusted infrastructure to ensure secure, scalable deployment.
Lenovo expands its AI Library with validated use cases to help enterprises move from AI experimentation to measurable business outcomes up to 24x faster while improving cost efficiency.
Formula E and Lenovo are testing AI tools to enhance fan engagement through improved broadcast quality, interactive guides, and real-time race data visualization.
Lenovo and NVIDIA partner to scale AI for life sciences, addressing security, governance and scalability challenges to move AI from pilot projects to enterprise-wide adoption.
Lenovo developed an AI adoption model tested internally, increasing daily Copilot use by 36% and saving employees 3.5 hours weekly compared to license-only users.
Lenovo introduces Lenovo AI Express to accelerate AI infrastructure deployment and expands services to help organizations plan, deploy, operate, and scale AI workloads efficiently.
Lenovo and NVIDIA launched Lenovo AI Express to simplify AI deployment, offering validated configurations with accelerated order-to-ship times and scalable infrastructure for enterprises.
Lenovo outlines its Hybrid AI approach, emphasizing responsible development that balances innovation with safeguards to ensure AI augments human capability while addressing real-world challenges.
Lenovo and NVIDIA introduced the NVIDIA Open Agent Safety Platform to strengthen security and governance for AI agents across software and infrastructure layers.
Lenovo unveiled the Lenovo Googlebook 15, its first Googlebook, featuring a 15-inch OLED touchscreen, Intel Core Ultra 5 processors, and up to 12.5 hours of battery life, priced from $1,099.99.
Lenovo unveiled new infrastructure solutions and services to modernize virtualized environments and prepare for AI adoption, including updated hardware, deployment services, and validated configurations.
Lenovo’s in-house Security Operations Center reduced threat detection time by 87.5% and improved accuracy 20-fold using an AI-powered model tested internally before broader deployment.
Lenovo reduced employee time spent searching for internal information by 30% using its AI-powered Knowledge Super Agent, which retrieves trusted data from multiple sources while respecting permissions.
Lenovo and Best Buy have opened a Teen Tech Center in Raleigh where students use donated Lenovo devices to develop real-world skills through design, gaming, and fabrication projects.
Lenovo has been named a World’s Top Disability Inclusive Business by the Disability Index®, recognizing progress in its global Disability Advantage strategy across eight markets.
Lenovo expands its gaming portfolio with new LOQ Essential laptops, a LOQ Tower desktop, and two Legion monitors, targeting entry-level and mid-tier gamers with accessible and upgradeable systems.
Lenovo donated 80 laptops to student-athletes at the Alex Morgan Foundation’s Let’s Go South Bay camp, combining technology with mentorship and soccer to build confidence and career awareness among young girls.
Lenovo introduces repairable ThinkPad devices to reduce IT waste and extend device lifespans amid rising sustainability and cost pressures.
Lenovo argues enterprise AI success depends on open models, flexible infrastructure, and local control rather than single-vendor lock-in, as organizations shift from pilots to production deployments.
EdgeNet and Lenovo are deploying distributed AI infrastructure hubs across Mexico to lower costs and improve access for SMBs, targeting a 20% revenue increase over 18 months.
Lenovo CFO Winston Cheng told Bloomberg the company’s decade-long shift from PCs to AI infrastructure is gaining traction as demand moves from training to inferencing.
Lenovo reported record Q1 2026/27 revenue of $26.9 billion, a 43% year-on-year increase, with adjusted net income rising 176% to $1.1 billion. AI-related revenue grew 60% to $9.3 billion, now comprising 35% of total...
Lenovo reported record Q1 revenue of US$26.9 billion, up 43% year-on-year, with AI-related revenue reaching US$9.3 billion. Adjusted net income rose 176% to US$1.1 billion, driven by its Hybrid AI strategy and strong...
Lenovo argues for hybrid AI systems that balance cloud and on-device processing to handle sensitive, low-latency, or personal tasks more efficiently than cloud-only models.
Lenovo has joined over 200 companies in signing an industry letter advocating for open-weight AI models, emphasizing secure access to compute, datasets, and tools to foster innovation and competition.
Lenovo has joined the Open Secure AI Alliance to promote secure, responsible AI development through industry collaboration, emphasizing hybrid AI systems and open-weight models.
Lenovo joins the EPEAT 2.0 ecolabel program to provide clearer sustainability information for technology products, addressing climate change, circularity, and supply chain responsibility.
Motorola and the Lenovo Foundation launched the Indigenous Collections app to preserve Ojibwe language and cultural heritage, offering stories, landmarks, and family knowledge in a free Android platform developed with...
Lenovo advanced 43 places to rank #153 on the Fortune Global 500 list, marking its highest position ever amid record revenue of US$83 billion and a 42% rise in adjusted net income.
Lenovo and AMD unveiled a rack-scale AI infrastructure solution at Lenovo Tech World ’26, integrating AMD GPUs, CPUs, and networking into a single rack for hyperscale AI workloads, with availability planned for Q4 2026.