Built and refined through Lenovo’s own AI deployments, the model combines early manager involvement, role-specific enablement and continued measurement to turn AI access into sustained use and measurable value.
With the launch of Lenovo AI Express, organizations have a faster path to validated, right-sized AI infrastructure.
We believe the strongest path forward is one where AI is designed to augment rather than replace human insight and ingenuity.
The collaboration builds on a broader commitment to advancing AI security through openness and industry-wide cooperation.
Lenovo Knowledge Super Agent gives 3,000 Lenovo employees conversational access to trusted enterprise information, potentially returning 120 hours to each employee annually.
Using its own global support organization as a proving ground, Lenovo developed AI agents that prevent device disruption, automate repair and provide conversational support.
Agentic AI moves from pilots to production, and Lenovo helps organizations deploy the right model architectures, scale, and governance.
Winston Cheng, CFO at Lenovo, discusses the company’s business strategy as it expects to grow revenue to $100 billion this fiscal year.
Hybrid AI combines on-device and cloud intelligence to create AI that’s faster, more private, and increasingly aware of the user, context, and moment – across PCs, smartphones, wearables, and edge devices.
Over the past decade, AI has advanced more profoundly than almost any technology before it. AI-powered hardware, software, and agents are increasingly able to access data, use tools, write code, and act.
