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.>>

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.>>

The solutions, say DCG, were designed in response to the ever-increasing number of connected IoT devices and the masses of data this creates from edge to the core.>>

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

Keynote speaker Mark Iles delivered a thought-provoking session on local market trends and provided partners with a roadmap to success.>>

Lenovo named its top partners at its Business Partner Gala Awards earlier this week in Barangaroo, Sydney.>>

The national awards recognise the achievements and contributions of Lenovo’s PC and DCG partner community over the past year.>>

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

Lenovo Data Centre Group (Lenovo DCG) has left Ingram Micro out in the cold, after dumping them in favour of an exclusive distribution agreement with Dicker Data.>>

Customers can now use and pay for data centre hardware and services - on-premise or at a customer-preferred location - without having to purchase the equipment.>>

Lenovo's new HCI solution provides the benefits of traditional converged systems with the addition of a software-defined scale-out architecture.>>

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