Lenovo

Smarter Technology for All

Lenovo stands as a global technology leader, ranking 217th in the Fortune Global 500, with a revenue of $62 billion and a workforce of 77,000 people worldwide. The company is dedicated to delivering “smarter technology for all.” Building on its success as the world’s leading PC manufacturer, Lenovo is now expanding its research into emerging areas to advance “New IT” technologies, which encompass client, edge, cloud, network, and intelligence.

Innovation at Its Best

Lenovo’s ongoing commitment to innovation and investment in research and development is transforming the way people live and work, both today and in the future. These innovations are developed with a strong emphasis on sustainability, ensuring they progress in harmony with the planet and its inhabitants. Lenovo prioritises corporate responsibility in every aspect of its operations—from striving for net-zero emissions to engaging in global philanthropic efforts. From cities equipped with edge computing cabinets designed to prevent traffic accidents to a ‘Cyber Space’ room where individuals can interact with life-size objects on a transparent screen, the concept of computing is undergoing a revolutionary change. The boundaries between the real and virtual worlds are increasingly blurring, not just metaphorically, but in a tangible way.

A Commitment to Responsible Corporate Citizenship

Lenovo is dedicated to improving the planet and society by minimising its environmental impact, promoting social equity through its business practices and the Lenovo Foundation, and maintaining ethical, responsible, and transparent operations. In January 2023, Lenovo became one of the first companies to receive net-zero validation from the Science Based Targets initiative, making it the first PC and smartphone manufacturer and one of only 139 companies globally to have its targets validated by the Net-Zero Standard. Lenovo aims to positively impact 15 million people by 2025 through the work of global philanthropic partnerships and programmes, led by the Lenovo Foundation.