On April 18, the 10th Lenovo Innovation and Technology Conference Tech World was held in Shanghai. At the conference, Kirk Skaugen, executive vice president of Lenovo Group and president of the Infrastructure Solutions Business Group (ISG), said that for the 10th year in a row, Lenovo has ranked first in ITIC's x86 server uptime and reliability.
Furthermore, Lenovo servers also rank first in terms of performance. In the broadest range of enterprise, high-performance computing, and artificial intelligence workloads, compared to the nearest competitor, Lenovo has six times the number of world performance records.
In two recent IDC AI reports, Lenovo ranked 3rd among global AI infrastructure companies, compared to 6th just a few years ago.
Meanwhile, 75% of global computing is now rapidly shifting to the edge, and Lenovo's ThinkEdge product line is helping customers bring artificial intelligence closer to where data is actually generated. Lenovo is seeing trends around computing and artificial intelligence in a wide range of connected areas — such as smarter finance, healthcare, manufacturing, retail, and smarter cities.
Kirk cites, for example, that in the manufacturing industry, Lenovo Edge Solutions is working with partner Peak Analytics to bring artificial intelligence image recognition directly into warehouses to ensure better quality control and improved customer experience. Lenovo is streamlining the deployment of solutions through professional services, and providing these solutions is based on Lenovo's commitment to industry-leading performance, reliability, customer satisfaction, and service.