Lenovo Group

Lenovo has seen a sharp share-price rise in recent weeks and is temporarily ahead of Nvidia, driven by strong demand for AI servers. Analysts estimate about 70% of revenue comes from cloud customers; x86 server shipments rose 45.6% and x86 server revenue doubled. The AI server pipeline climbed to $54.0 billion (+157% quarter‑on‑quarter). In addition, Lenovo is growing via Motorola products and a partnership with HL Klemove for Level‑4 autonomous functions. » More on deraktionaer.de

According to IDC, Lenovo recorded the most worldwide x86 server shipments in Q2 2026 for the first time; shipments rose 45.6% year-on-year. Revenue from x86 servers nearly doubled and increased by almost 47% versus the prior quarter, driven by growing demand for AI infrastructure. The news pushed Lenovo’s stock up 4.6% and contrasted with the declining Hang Seng Index. Dell Technologies remains the leader in total server revenue, but Lenovo overtook competitors in shipments. » More on de.investing.com

Lenovo introduced the 14-inch Project AeroBlade concept at IFA 2026, an ultra-thin (under 10mm) and lightweight (about 830g) ThinkBook that uses Frore’s AirJet piezoelectric solid-state cooling instead of traditional fans. The design enables active, near-silent cooling with no bottom vents and reduced dust ingress, and the demo unit uses an Intel Lunar Lake chip, Thunderbolt 4, Wi‑Fi 7 and an OLED display. Lenovo says a market version would likely use a newer processor, but the technology could help bring solid-state cooling into mainstream laptops. » More on theverge.com

Lenovo announced the IdeaPad Vibe, a 14- and 15-inch productivity laptop starting at $700 with AMD Ryzen AI 400-series and Qualcomm Snapdragon X options (available Oct and Nov) and Intel models to follow. The Vibe features seven color choices, optional touchscreen OLED on select colors, an all-metal chassis, USB‑C charging, two USB‑C and two USB‑A ports, microSD reader and user-accessible dual‑slot SSDs. Memory tops out at 32GB for AMD models and up to 24GB for Qualcomm, and Lenovo offers color-matched keycap customization and separate keycap sets. » More on theverge.com

Lenovo says BIOS version V42 can cause some Legion Go devices to show a blank screen during installation and has removed the update while it validates fixes. The company recommends holding the power button ~10 seconds and rebooting, and asks affected customers to contact Lenovo Support if that fails. A forum representative indicated repairs should be free under warranty but guidance for out-of-warranty devices is unclear; Lenovo says the issue appears linked to specific mainboard batches and investigation is ongoing. Only original Legion Go 8APU1 units that downloaded V42 from Lenovo’s site are known to have been at risk. » More on theverge.com