Computer maker Lenovo prioritizes artificial intelligence solutions services

In addition, rapid changes in technology will accelerate new demands for personal computers among end-user groups, allowing them to use these technologies more smoothly.

Tanes It said that in addition to its three business solutions divisions, Lenovo is also developing next-generation artificial intelligence-ready and artificial intelligence-optimized infrastructure to provide powerful, customized, scalable and energy-saving artificial intelligence to global customers through a hybrid approach.

“The new era of hybrid artificial intelligence will help enterprises create data anywhere and simplify the path to intelligent transformation by extending artificial intelligence beyond the cloud and delivering it to enterprises in real time,” he explained.

He added that hybrid AI would also save companies money because they would only pay for the AI ​​they use.

Codrington emphasized that the company is committed to improving new AI devices and solutions to maintain success in markets such as Thailand, while strengthening Lenovo’s brand influence in the wider Indochina region and further advancing the company’s “artificial intelligence for all” Vision.

To maintain its leading position, Lenovo will invest an additional US$1 billion in artificial intelligence over the next three years, focusing on providing artificial intelligence equipment, artificial intelligence-ready and artificial intelligence-optimized computing infrastructure.

“The fund will embed artificial intelligence-generated content into smart solutions for vertical industries to help customers improve productivity,” he said.

Lenovo ranks 217th on the Fortune Global 500 and has 77,000 employees worldwide serving millions of customers in 180 markets. The company is now a global technology giant with $62 billion in revenue, driven by a bold vision of delivering smarter technology for everyone.