Lenovo debuts specialized inferencing systems designed to move AI from experimental labs to real-time storefronts and hospital bedsides.
Lenovo expands its Hybrid AI Advantage portfolio and prioritizes productive AI inferencing with the debut of purpose-built enterprise servers, solutions and services focused on AI inferencing workload optimization.
Lenovo launches its XIQ Hybrid platform and agentic AI tools to move organizations beyond pilot projects toward scalable, sovereign, and efficient private AI
Evaluating the move toward system-level ambient intelligence across the Lenovo and Motorola portfolio for enhanced productivity and privacy
In 2025, enterprise storage and data resiliency became central to AI success. As organizations moved AI initiatives into production, they encountered hard limits in data architectures, recovery models, and governance practices. The market responded with greater discipline, favoring predictable operations, recovery assurance, and data control over experimental designs.
In 2025, the infrastructure market was reshaped by the urgent need to retire AI infrastructure debt through the convergence of networking, compute, and storage into unified, 800G-ready fabrics.
A 2025 Retrospective on Enterprise AI, Infrastructure, and the Rise of Governed Autonomy
A 2025 Retrospective on Enterprise AI, Infrastructure, and the Rise of Governed Autonomy
The Ericsson Transport Automation Controller provides a single engine for IP, optical, and microwave domains, using AI-driven analytics to shift operations from manual oversight to proactive orchestration, aligning with 2026 mobile X-haul market requirements and expansion.
Nebius challenges the GPU cloud status quo with Aether 3.1, betting that visibility into capacity is just as critical as the Blackwell Ultra chips powering it.
