Lenovo unveiled a series of new artificial intelligence (AI) projects at its Tech World India 2025 event, highlighting its focus on AI-powered manufacturing, research and development, and enterprise solutions. These initiatives are part of Lenovo’s broader strategy to boost digital infrastructure and support enterprise adoption across India, a market the company considers highly strategic.
The event positioned India as a rising hub for AI innovation, with Lenovo introducing a variety of technologies to support this growth. Attendees experienced demonstrations of intelligent devices, transparent displays, and interactive sessions such as gaming competitions and fan-led creative workshops.
One of the key segments of the event was Lenovo Faststart, where new AI solutions were presented. These tools aim to support Indian businesses and promote sporting initiatives through advanced technology. A major highlight was the introduction of Lenovo AI Now, a feature that enhances real-time computing performance.
Panel discussions on stage focused on collaborative AI development, with industry leaders sharing insights on responsible AI use, sustainability efforts, and upcoming AI-powered personal computers tailored for Indian users.
The event also explored AI’s role in improving education, encouraging sustainable practices, and supporting the development of young engineering talent in the country.
Lenovo’s latest showcase reflects its commitment to using AI to fuel innovation and economic progress in India.
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