Lenovo Group Ltd. to unveil personalized AI linking PCs and smartphones at CES next year

[Financial News] Lenovo Group Ltd. will showcase a personal AI experience connecting users’ PCs, smartphones and wearables at CES 2027, to be held in Las Vegas, United States, next January. It plans to unveil a hybrid AI strategy spanning devices, infrastructure and software, and propose ways to enhance performance, efficiency and data protection together.
Lenovo Group Ltd. said on the 14th that it will hold its annual in-house event, ‘Tech World,’ as part of the official CES 2027 keynote program.
Following this year’s event, next year’s gathering will also take place at Sphere, a venue in Las Vegas, where global technology leaders and key industry figures will discuss the future of AI.
At Tech World, Lenovo Group Ltd. plans to present three key priorities: user-centric AI, full-stack efficiency and trust.
The company will introduce tailored AI that understands individuals’ circumstances and work contexts while prioritizing privacy, along with a strategy to optimize every area needed to run AI, from devices to infrastructure, software and services. It will also unveil an architecture designed to help users protect their data and retain control over their own AI.
For individual customers, Lenovo Group Ltd. will showcase AI experiences that carry across multiple devices. By connecting PCs, smartphones and wearables with ambient devices that interact with users in their surroundings, it will give concrete form to its vision of ‘one AI, multiple devices.’
Lenovo Group Ltd. Chairman and CEO Yuanqing Yang said, “Every individual and business should be able to turn data into tangible value,” and added, “The opportunity ahead lies in combining the strengths of human intelligence and artificial intelligence to open up entirely new possibilities.” He continued, “At Tech World, we will show how our hybrid AI strategy enhances performance, efficiency, security and privacy.”
Lenovo Group Ltd. said its business performance is also growing alongside the expansion of its hybrid AI business. Revenue for fiscal 2025–2026 reached $83.1 billion, a record annual high. In the first quarter of fiscal 2026–2027, revenue rose 42% year over year, while AI-related revenue increased 60%.
Kinsey Fabrizio, president and CEO of the Consumer Technology Association (CTA), said, “CES is a global stage where technology leaders from around the world come together to envision the future,” adding, “Lenovo Tech World is a prime example of this.”


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