Lenovo stories - Page 15

Lenovo has announced the release of their newest workstation with a focus on sleek and thin design without compromising on power.

Slate tablets accounted for the majority of the market with 28.4 million units, down 14.5% from the previous year.

The Lenovo Carbon X1 is aimed at the business user. More than that, it could also provide a  student or photographer on the move with a very well-equipped unit.

​​Lenovo Data Center Group has announced the latest member to its ThinkAgile portfolio - a 'cloud in a box' solution.

The traditional PC market witnessed its strongest growth since 1Q12, with 2Q18 shipments reaching 62.3 million units, a 2.7% year-on-year increase, per IDC.

Dubbed Nutanix Velocity, the program includes accelerated selling processes, incentives and marketing investments.

A quick photo tour of just some of the exhibitions on display at the Auckland edition of Showcase, including King of the Show - VMware.

The 'integrated solutions' team have evolved out of the speciality brands unit to provide end-to-end support for a huge range of end-user needs.

By collaborating, the two companies have bundled offerings that solve critical IoT issues by utilising best-in-breed solutions.

The Mirage Solo offers an all-in-one VR experience without needing a smartphone, PC, or external sensors, promising immersive gameplay and ease of use.

While the market for slate tablets continues to struggle, the detachables market is starting to flourish - something the top vendors are exploiting.

Lenovo's Hooked on Lenovo programme took 28 resellers and partners to Great Barrier for the 8th incentive event, featuring competitive fishing.

​After its brief hiccup in 2017, the augmented reality (AR) and virtual reality (VR) headsets market is set to offer opportunities aplenty.

Up a side street on the edge of Barcelona, a stone path weaves through a park of old oak trees and flowers, to the steps of the Torre Girona Chapel.

Data is the most valuable asset to organizations, according to Lenovo's HPC and AI executive director, Scott Tease.

Lenovo is a multinational company with a diverse leadership team, debunking misconceptions that it is just a Chinese manufacturing company.

A fierce battle took place in the worldwide server market in the fourth quarter of 2017 with global revenue soaring 25.7 percent.

Lenovo is serious about AI, with plans to open three innovation centers around the world specifically focused on AI.

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.

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.