The new Lenovo will continue with IBM's hybrid sales channel, offering its PCs both through distributors and direct to customers, via the Web and telephone sales.

It turns out that Lenovo was able to coax most of IBM’s top PC execs to join the new venture. They helped assure IBM’s corporate customers as well as any consumers who bought their products ...

Chinese technology company Lenovo is paying $2.3 billion for IBM's low-end server business; IBM says the divestiture and funds will help it innovate other areas of its business, like cloud computing.

Lenovo officially acquires IBM’s x86 server business Wednesday, promising a seamless transition for its customers, while taking some new security-focused steps. The $2.1 billion acquisition of ...

Lenovo has agreed to acquire IBM's low-end server business for $2.3bn in a move that will see 7,500 Big Blue staff move to the Chinese company. ... How the New Space Race Will Drive Innovation; ...

Lenovo will pay $2.07 billion in cash for the IBM business unit, topping up its offer with shares.. Although it is ranked as the world’s largest PC vendor, Lenovo has seen demand for PCs shrink ...

IBM’s new System X M5 lineup with x86 chips include the new System x3650 M5 server, which is 2U in size and can have up to two 18-core Xeon chips, 1.5TB of memory and 86.4TB of storage.

IBM, based in Armonk, New York, will continue to develop Windows and Linux software for the x86 platform and will provide service to customers for an extended period after the acquisition, Lenovo ...

But with its new ThinkPad X9, Lenovo is going in a different direction – and after a different kind of customer. But fret-not, loyal TrackPoint users: your trusty pointing stick will remain on ...

'rendered': 'IBM and Lenovo have announced plans to expand their strategic technology partnership to accelerate the adoption of generative AI in Saudi Arabia, as global AI spending is projected to ...