Lenovo is expanding its Hybrid AI portfolio with a new range of business-focused PCs, desktops, displays and security solutions designed to bring AI capabilities closer to the workplace.
Announced at IFA 2026, the company introduced new ThinkCentre desktops, ThinkBook laptops and ThinkVision monitors as it looks to help businesses deploy AI across devices, on-premises systems, the edge and the cloud.
New PCs Built for AI Workloads
The lineup includes the ThinkCentre X Ultra, aimed at businesses running more demanding AI workloads, along with the ThinkCentre M75 series. Lenovo also unveiled the ThinkBook 14 Gen 9, which offers on-device AI capabilities and Copilot+ PC features.
The company also showed two concepts focused on mobile computing. Project AeroBlade is an ultra-thin, fanless laptop concept, while Project Swan can expand from a 14-inch laptop into a larger 17-inch display for multitasking.
Focus on Hybrid AI
Lenovo said its approach is designed to give businesses more flexibility over where AI workloads and data are processed, while maintaining security and control.
The company is also expanding its ThinkVision monitor lineup with new displays aimed at improving collaboration and productivity in modern workspaces.
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