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Formula 1® cars skid above Piccadilly Circus with Lenovo’s immersive 3D billboard

Lenovo’s partnership with Formula 1 includes server, storage, edge, and device solutions to help teams capture and process millions of data points.

Lenovo celebrates EMEA diversity manager of the year 2023, Werner Schoeman

Werner Schoeman, Lenovo’s 2023 EMEA Diversity Manager of the Year talks about how he has brought gender balance to his team in a single year.

Birds eye view of Barcelona city, cross junction of roads and buildings

Smart city solutions can supercharge environmental efforts in cities both old and new

Barcelona, renowned for its exceptional football club, stunning architecture, and exquisite tapas, is also the proud owner of Lenovo technology.

Lenovo and Darmstadt University of Technology Unveil the Next Generation of Sustainable High Performance Computing

Ceremonial opening of the innovative and energy-efficient Lichtenberg II supercomputer equipped with the latest technology for cutting-edge research.

One Year on and Lenovo Hasn’t Just Built a Factory in Hungary, But a Community

BUDAPEST, Hungary, June 14, 2023 – Today marks one year since Lenovo opened the doors of its first European in-house

LCIC and EIF – Advancing Cybersecurity in Our Digital Society through Public-Private Consultation

Members of the European Parliament met with experts at the Lenovo Cybersecurity Innovation Center as part of a European Internet Forum visit to Israel.

Supporting UK Children with Educational Needs Through Immersive Technology

Lenovo worked with the Ridgeway School in Surrey to transform their new sensory room to create a safe, exciting, and immersive experience for students.

Student using a Lenovo laptop in the classroom.

From VR to Esports: Empowering Students Across Europe, Middle East, and Africa

See how Lenovo delivers smarter technology for all across EMEA, from South Africa to Hungary, Including solutions showcased at BETT.

Data for Humanity

The ‘Data for Humanity’ report, commissioned by Lenovo, polled 600 senior executives in organizations with revenues of $500 million or

Only 15% of Businesses Considered Data Leaders, as Organizations Strive to Enhance Data Strategies to Keep Up with Competitors

New Lenovo research outlines three key data pillars that define how companies can pioneer the use of data for successful business outcomes and become a data leader.