Yang Yuanqing: Lenovo Infrastructure wins super large customers such as Alibaba and ByteDance.

On March 31, the Lenovo Group 2025/26 fiscal year kick-off meeting was held at the Beijing Diamond Stadium. Yang Yuanqing, Chairman and CEO of Lenovo Group, stated that the closing fiscal year would be one of the best years in Lenovo's history. In the face of the adversity of declining basic PC business market in China, Lenovo China achieved a year-on-year growth of over 20% in overall revenue and profit contribution. Yang Yuanqing summarized this achievement with the words "rare and precious". In the personal intelligent field, Lenovo was the first to launch an AI PC with five features, leading the way in the Chinese AI PC market and driving the overall market share of PCs to reach a new high. Simultaneously, the deployment of the "Tianxi Intelligent Body System" was expanded to AI phones and AI tablets, solidly advancing the key element of personal intelligence across multiple platforms. In terms of enterprise intelligence, the infrastructure business in China progressed rapidly, with server revenue reaching three times that of the previous fiscal year. Lenovo won super large clients such as Alibaba and ByteDance, entering the top tier of the Chinese market! The solution service business is flourishing, with the introduction of the Qingtian Intelligent IT Engine, upgrading AI solution services, and launching China's first domain intelligence system for small and medium-sized enterprise clients - Lenovo Baiying, setting an example. China took the lead in arming itself with AI, experimenting with marketing intelligence and sales intelligence, deepening customer direct access models, and significantly improving sales efficiency. China remains a key focus for Lenovo's global resource allocation, serving as the global headquarters, research and development center, and supply chain center. Whether in research centers in Beijing, Shanghai, Shenzhen, or Chengdu, or manufacturing centers in Hefei, Wuhan, Tianjin, Chongqing, or Shenzhen, the suppliers and partners surrounding Lenovo are not only an important part of its global competitiveness, but also provide an advantage for setting sail together with Lenovo's flagship as a fleet.