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Lenovo is a global technology powerhouse, ranked at 196 in the Fortune Global 500, and a $69 billion revenue company that employs 77,000 people worldwide focused on delivering “smarter technology for all”.
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Digital Transformation in Healthcare
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Healthcare is a critical infrastructure industry and front-line devices need to be reliable, secure, and dependable. Learn how Lenovo’s Premier Support Plus helps healthcare organizations decrease down-time and avoid disruption to care.
Workstation Solution Guide for Healthcare and Life Sciences
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Advancements in high-performance computing (HPC), artificial intelligence (AI), and other technologies promise to reshape what’s possible in imaging, diagnostics, medical research, pharmaceutical development, and clinical and administrative workflows. To help achieve patient care and research goals, Lenovo has developed workstations that are purpose-built with power, performance, configurability, and reliability to transform today’s workflows while powering an innovative future. Combined with Lenovo’s AI strategy, infrastructure, and services, these AI-ready workstations are an essential tool to help your organization extend and transform clinical reach and capacity—and prepare for what’s next.
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Accelerating Biotech Innovation with Scalable AI
Yet, despite this investment level, life sciences and biotech sector also has some of the lowest adoption rates and one of the highest proportions of organizations reporting that AI projects fell short of expectations. The number one barrier? Data quality. For safety-critical areas like drug discovery, clinical trials, and regulatory research, poor data integration and governance continue to limit AI’s full potential.
09 Jan 2026
Lenovo Tech World at CES 2026
At Tech World @ CES 2026 at Sphere in Las Vegas, Lenovo unveiled the boldest innovations yet for the future of Hybrid AI, introducing a new personal AI super agent, AI PCs and smartphones, proofs of concept including agentic-native wearables, next-generation enterprise AI infrastructure, and breakthrough industry collaborations in entertainment and sports.
09 Jan 2026
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What does the AI-enabled future look like for Healthcare?
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Artificial intelligence (AI) has crossed the threshold from an emerging trend to accepted technology. It’s now being commonly used across industries, healthcare included. As adoption increases and investments spur innovation, it’s a good time to understand where it’s all leading.
So, where is AI taking us? Or better framed, where do we want to take AI? As AI continues to flourish, where could the “care” in healthcare be by 2030? What are the biggest changes we’ll see?
So, where is AI taking us? Or better framed, where do we want to take AI? As AI continues to flourish, where could the “care” in healthcare be by 2030? What are the biggest changes we’ll see?
Hospital of the Future
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Lenovo Hospital of the Future interactive schematic takes visitors through Lenovo IDG, ISG, and SSG solutions. Customers can view solutions and generate a wish list for their hospital including check-in & registration, connected patient rooms, clinical workspaces, and collaboration rooms.
Top 5 Uses of AI in Medical Imaing
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Artificial intelligence is rapidly emerging as a transformative technology in the healthcare industry, particularly in medical imaging. Through deep learning frameworks, improved medical imaging, AI development, and deployment, researchers are using computer vision to perform accurate, early detection, medical classification, and advanced 3D automated segmentation. When these models are taken to the clinical environment, they help clinicians streamline imaging workflows, uncover hidden insights, improve productivity, and connect multimodal patient information for deeper patient understanding.
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Lenovo is a global technology powerhouse, ranked at 196 in the Fortune Global 500, and a $69 billion revenue company that employs 77,000 people worldwide focused on delivering “smarter technology for all”. Building on our success as the world’s number one PC maker, Lenovo is expanding its research into growth areas to advance “New IT” technologies (client, edge, cloud, network, and intelligence).
