Korea Lenovo Launches ThinkStation P2·P3 Series for Professionals

Korea Lenovo announced on the 14th that it will launch the latest ThinkStation P2, P3 series for professionals.
The newly introduced products and solutions are designed to accelerate workflows in three key areas: △support for artificial intelligence (AI) development △enhancement of spatial computing performance based on virtual environments △implementation of a flexible work environment that allows access to high-performance workstations anytime, anywhere.
The new ThinkStation P2 and P3 series are desktop workstations optimized for high-performance work environments such as design and engineering, based on advanced technologies like AI, ray tracing, and neural rendering. They support NVIDIA RTX Ada Generation graphics processing units (GPUs) for professionals and will also support NVIDIA RTX Pro Blackwell Workstation Edition GPUs in the future.
ThinkStation P3 Tower 2nd Generation supports Intel Core Ultra 9 processors and NVIDIA RTX Pro 6000 Blackwell MaxQ GPUs, providing up to 3500 TOPS (3500 trillion operations per second) performance. DDR5 memory capacity has been expanded, and the flexibility of storage configuration and RAID settings has been improved, allowing for efficient handling of complex professional workflows.
ThinkStation P2 Tower 2nd Generation is designed with the smallest 17-liter form factor among Lenovo's workstation tower product line, maximizing space utilization while providing high processing speed and stability for data-intensive tasks. It is suitable for various fields such as entry-level CAD, product design, and STEAM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts, Mathematics) education.
ThinkStation P3 Ultra SFF (Small Form Factor) 2nd Generation is a product that integrates AI computing capabilities into a chassis of less than 4 liters, optimized for hybrid and remote work environments. It supports up to NVIDIA RTX 5000 SFF Ada Generation GPUs and features up to 256GB of high-speed DDR5 memory, PCIe 5th generation interface, and expandable M.2 slots.


Designed with a 1-liter ultra-small form factor, the ThinkStation P3 Tiny 2nd Generation implements professional-level computing even in limited spaces. It supports up to Intel Core Ultra 9 processors, integrated NPU, and NVIDIA RTX A1000 GPUs, and can connect up to 6 displays. With its compact design and flexible expandability, it is widely applicable in various industries such as architecture, engineering, finance, healthcare, and STEAM education.
Additionally, the workstation solution 'Lenovo Access' provides a faster and smoother user experience compared to public clouds or virtual desktop infrastructures (VDI). This allows users to stably utilize a high-performance computing environment at the local workstation level, regardless of location.
Unlike shared servers or virtualized servers, Lenovo Access provides a 1:1 connection environment that can fully utilize the workstation's CPU turbo performance, supporting real-time responsive screen and control sharing functions, making it suitable for design reviews, collaboration, remote education, and various tasks. It also supports advanced remote management tools such as ThinkStation BMC, Intel vPro AMT, AMD Dash, and Lenovo's integrated security solution ThinkShield, enhancing both management convenience and security.


The reference architecture of this solution, 'Lenovo Access Blueprint', is based on 7 rack-mounted ThinkStation P3 Ultra SFF workstations and the Mechdyne TGX remote graphics protocol.
Shin Gyu-sik, CEO of Korea Lenovo, said, “The newly introduced ThinkStation P series provides optimized performance and flexibility for workloads that require high performance such as AI, design, and data analysis, and realizes high-performance computing that transcends spatial and environmental constraints through Lenovo Access.” He added, “As the demand for flexible work environments, AI development, and space efficiency is rapidly increasing in Korea, Lenovo's workstation portfolio will be the optimal solution to meet customer needs.”

solidkjy@fnnews.com Koo Ja-yun Reporter