Lenovo DCG stories

Lenovo's new servers and solutions contain AMD’s new EPYC 7003 processors, which were officially launched to market this week.

The company will become part of an effort to create the ‘largest and most powerful’ supercomputer in the Netherlands - a project worth €20 million.

Lenovo Data Center Group (DCG) releases new data management solutions, allowing businesses to harness data securely and efficiently.

The new solutions from HPE, Dell and Lenovo DCG expand the ecosystem of AMD EPYC based cloud and virtualized solutions.

Lenovo is addressing the rise of remote work by delivering an open platform of HCI solutions in partnership with Nutanix, Microsoft and VMWare.

The awards recognise 32 partners across the Lenovo Data Centre Group (DCG) and PC & Smart Devices (PCSD) divisions.

According to the company, hyperconverged infrastructure (HCI) plays a key part in the evolving hybrid cloud strategy and data center infrastructure needs.

Lenovo Data Center Group (DCG) has launched new solutions to address data management challenges, including enhanced support for SAP HANA and AI integration.

Lenovo DCG unveils ThinkSystem SR645 and SR665 servers, powered by AMD's EPYC 7002 Series, enhancing performance for demanding enterprise workloads.

Lenovo unveils new IT infrastructure products, the ThinkAgile MX1021 and ThinkSystem DM7100, to enhance cloud tiering with Azure and edge computing solutions.

He is tasked with driving the business in this region and build on relationships with data center partners and customers.

The appointment comes as the company looks to continue growing its business in the ANZ region and invest in its channel-first strategy.

Ingram Micro, Datacom, and Acquire are among the winners at Lenovo's Business Partner Gala Awards in Auckland.

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Dicker Data has laid claim to an exclusive agreement with Lenovo’s Data Center Group and its entire range of solutions.

The company has unveiled its new server which is a result of its continued investment in solutions supporting IoT and edge computing.

Lenovo DCG dumps Ingram Micro for an exclusive deal with Dicker Data in New Zealand, reshaping its strategy to focus on customer-driven solutions.

Knight will now relocate to Sydney where he will be tasked with managing and growing the company’s data centre business across ANZ.

The fully-funded tour included the Nutanix conference in London, the Lenovo EMEA data centre, and driving on the Autobahn in fire-breathing Mercs.

Harris says data centres that fail to keep up with the pulse of change will not be able to survive in the future.