Lenovo stories
Lenovo is serious about AI, with plans to open three innovation centers around the world specifically focused on AI.
Lenovo's Australia and New Zealand subsidiary reported a stunning AUD $4 million rise in profits and an 8.7% surge in revenue, aided by major cost cuts.
Lenovo's latest server rocks water cooling tech, promises huge energy savings and silent operation at Stuttgart HQ.
Lenovo has announced strategic executive appointments, including ex-HP sales head Robert Vrij, to enhance data centre growth and global supply chain efficiency.
As 5G deployment plans further solidify across the globe, Lenovo will build and partner on NFV hardware and software solutions.
Intel announced its collaboration with Dell, HP, Lenovo and Microsoft to bring 5G connectivity to Windows PCs.
Growth for the overall year just remained positive with 1.6 percent year over year growth in 2017, a sharp drop from the 24 percent growth in 2016.
Lenovo's CEO reports the company is confident it can turn the mobile business around - meanwhile the PC and data centre divisions are performing well.
How can existing IT infrastructure cope with the unprecedented influx of data and demanding business applications?.
Gartner and IDC offer contrasting views on Q4 2017 PC market, with IDC reporting growth while Gartner shows a decline. Optimism remains for both.
Lenovo's new Smart Display, with Google Assistant, promises a sleek, handy hub for smart home control, catering to busy families' tech needs.
Veeam introduces Update 3 to Availability Suite, enabling enterprises to replace outdated backup solutions with a unified platform for all workloads.
Lenovo executives Matt Codrington MD for ANZ and Amar Babu, APAC COO talk about why the channel is so important to their company.
Bucking the decline of the first quarter, the global server market saw growth in the third quarter with some vendors doing better than others.
We're seeing data streams generated by smartphones, autonomous vehicles, and every other area of life pour into data centers.
HPE, Lenovo, HPI and Dell EMC all talk about where they found value at the APAC Canalys Channels Forum in Perth.
The benefits? New levels of service; alternate revenue sources; increased profit; business expansion; and improved efficiency, to name but a few.
You need to understand what's going on in your own business and do something to fix it because if you don't, all this talk –it's just PR bollocks.
Ingram Micro, Data#3, Acer and Lenovo (amongst others) will all deliver services for NSW government departments.
Ingram Micro NZ is running its 'Hooked on Lenovo' promotion for a second year, giving resellers the chance to cast off at Great Barrier Island.
