The Evolution and Global Impact of Lenovo

Founded in 1984, Lenovo started in a guard shack in Beijing. With an initial investment of just 200,000 yuan, it began as a reseller, distributor, and later a manufacturer of technology.

In a bold move, Lenovo acquired IBM's PC division in 2005 for $1.75 billion. This included the ThinkPad line, catapulting Lenovo into the global market as a PC leader.

Lenovo is not just about PCs. They've expanded into smartphones, tablets, and smart TVs. Their innovation led to the bendable ThinkPad X1 Fold and augmented reality devices.

With headquarters in both China and the U.S., Lenovo operates in more than 60 countries and sells products in around 160. It's a truly global enterprise, reflecting diverse technology needs.

Lenovo has pledged to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and obtained an 'A' rating from the CDP for its climate change efforts, demonstrating a strong commitment to environmental responsibility.

Lenovo developed an AI that writes poetry, blending technology with art in a surprising and creative way.