On September 6th, Lenovo (00992) held the Lenovo Innovation World Conference 2024 in Berlin, Germany, and released several groundbreaking AI PCs, among which several Copilot+ PCs became the focus.

Lenovo Group Executive Vice President and President of Intelligent Devices Business Group (IDG), Luca Rossi, said that Lenovo and Microsoft are jointly promoting seamless integration and innovation of hardware and software in artificial intelligence. Consumers have responded very positively to these new devices, and many enterprise customers have also shown great interest. Today, Lenovo expands the product lineup of Lenovo Copilot+ PCs with Snapdragon processors, providing customers with more choices.

Pavan Davuluri, Vice President of Microsoft Windows and Devices, said that Lenovo has redefined portability with its convertible laptops and set standards for industrial design with Lenovo Yoga. Lenovo is a leader in introducing Core PC chips into the enterprise, using Microsoft's Pluto chip-to-cloud security technology in its iconic ThinkPads. "Lenovo has always been an amazing partner, constantly pushing the boundaries of technology and launching incredible OLED displays, dual screens, and foldable laptops, and more. I have been using the Yoga Slim 7x, and I'm amazed that such a thin product can achieve a battery life of 17 hours! The 1000-nit OLED display makes every minute of use enjoyable. What a cool product!"

Among them, Lenovo has launched the ThinkPad Copilot+ PC for enterprise customers, which features an excellent keyboard, reliability, quality, and incredible performance. Earlier this week, Microsoft announced that Copilot+ PC will be expanded to include Qualcomm Snapdragon X+ 8-core, AMD 3rd generation Ryzen AI processors, and Intel Core Ultra 200v Lunar Lake processors. Starting from November, AMD and Intel devices will see a new Copilot+ PC AI experience through a free Windows update.

Luca Rossi said that from the industry's first 2-in-1 convertible laptop to the world's first foldable personal computer, and now to the future of AI PCs, Lenovo and Microsoft have done some extraordinary things in the past few decades, making AI PCs a reality.