From AI-powered match analysis and referee view broadcast innovation to tournament operations, Lenovo helped deliver the most connected, intelligent, and technologically advanced FIFA World Cup™ in history.
Samantha Richards and Deyna Mamani Meji recognized for their leadership, resilience, and commitment to creating positive change.
The Lenovo Foundation supported Street Child United through technology access, helping extend the impact of the tournament both on and off the field.
The Diomède Académie helps nearly 300 young people each year build their future through a comprehensive educational and social program centered around sport.
All the teams competing at the FIFA World Cup 2026™ embraced the ground-breaking AI tool developed by Lenovo to give access to FIFA’s tournament data and analysis.
New international research from Lenovo reveals that technological advancements are fundamentally changing how fans experience the FIFA World Cup 2026™, making viewers feel closer to the action than ever before.
Guests watched Brazil’s match while interacting with Lenovo’s latest technologies and learning more about smarter infrastructure, AI-powered innovation, and advanced computing solutions.
One of the most popular new features at the FIFA World Cup 2026™ has been Referee View, giving fans an instant, unique view of the beautiful game through the eyes of the referee. This has been made possible by Lenovo AI.
Lenovo is helping power the infrastructure, intelligence, and AI solutions that support every aspect of the tournament.
Football fans got to experience Lenovo’s technology up close and at FIFA Fan Festivals in Dallas and Mexico City.
