Lenovo is a multinational technology company specializing in designing, manufacturing, and marketing consumer electronics, personal computers, software, servers, and related services. While not a primary space industry player, Lenovo's high-performance computers, such as the ThinkPad series, have been used in space programs, including on the International Space Station (ISS), for mission-critical processing and data analysis. They also partner with other companies like Toyota Boshoku to develop intelligent interior spaces for future vehicles, incorporating technologies relevant to space travel. Lenovo partners with companies like Logitech and Q-SYS to offer bundled room compute solutions.
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The Astro-Future Institute previously received backing from Lenovo and the Beijing municipal government.
The Astro-Future Institute previously received at least 140 million yuan in funding from Lenovo and the Beijing municipal government.
The Beijing Astro-Future Institute has backing from Lenovo and the municipal government of Beijing with at least 140 million Yuan in funding.
Lenovo and the municipal government of Beijing provided backing for Beijing Astro-Future Institute’s funding round.
Lenovo was established by 11 researchers from the CAS Institute of Computing Technology in 1984.
The Committee on Foreign Investment in the United States approved the IBM x86 product line sale to Chinese-owned Lenovo in August 2014.
Under the IBM–Lenovo sale agreement, IBM was required to support the hardware until August 2022.
The Committee on Foreign Investment in the United States approved the IBM x86 product line sale to Chinese-owned Lenovo in August 2014.
Under the IBM-to-Lenovo agreement, IBM was required to support the hardware until August 2022.