With the aim of bringing its latest innovations in artificial intelligence to the local market, Lenovo, a global technological power, presents Tech World Argentina, its main innovation event, where it reveals its vision for the future, its technological strategy and the main launches for the entire segment. The initiative introduces the company's hybrid AI vision, reinforcing how this technology is now personal, perceptive, proactive and scalable, connecting devices, infrastructure and corporate solutions in an integrated ecosystem.

In this way, Lenovo's new solutions adapt to both users and companies, acting as true “digital twins” capable of coordinating actions between different ecosystems and enhancing productivity, collaboration and creativity.

"Artificial intelligence is redefining the way organizations operate, innovate and generate value. At Lenovo we believe that the future of AI is hybrid, combining devices, infrastructure and business solutions to create smarter, more efficient and scalable technological ecosystems. With Tech World we seek to bring this vision closer to the market and accompany companies on their path to adoption of artificial intelligence, affirmed Octavio Fonseca Alego, General Manager of Lenovo Argentina.

Raising human potential and creativity with Intel

The strategic collaboration between Lenovo and Intel, a leader in processor-level performance, is essential to continue driving the evolution of PCs with Artificial Intelligence. Today, this alliance is strengthened with the expansion of Lenovo's Aura Edition portfolio, now powered by the latest Intel Core Ultra Series 3 processors. Together, both companies continue to redefine what is possible when two global innovators collaborate to shape the future of personal computing.

"At Intel, we are proud of our strategic collaboration with Lenovo. Intel's platform enables high-performance AI experiences to be brought everywhere: devices, people and real-life applications. Through the integration of hardware and software, we work together with Lenovo to boost productivity and efficiency, enable creativity and deliver new experiences to users, bringing AI closer to their daily lives. Over the years, we have worked closely with Lenovo and continue to collaborate on PCs, data centers and the hybrid cloud, with the goal of “that innovation in AI is increasingly accessible, responsible, safe and inclusive.” – mentioned Erlin Rey, Technical Sales Specialist en Intel.

Innovations in infrastructure and AI solutions

Among the main highlights, Lenovo presented the most complete portfolio of AI inference servers in the industry, including the new ThinkSystem SR675i, SR650i y ThinkEdge SE455i. These servers are designed to bring artificial intelligence to data centers, hybrid environments and edge computing, offering high performance to run LLMs, GPU-accelerated computing and operation in extreme conditions, ideal for sectors such as manufacturing, healthcare, retail, telecommunications and financial services. Integrated into Lenovo Hybrid AI Advantage, these servers include specialized support and comprehensive services throughout the entire lifecycle of AI projects.

In the world of sports, Lenovo reinforced its role as Official Technology Partner of the FIFA World Cup 2026™ and FIFA Women's World Cup 2027™. To do this, he launched Soccer AI Pro, a tool that analyzes millions of data points and more than 2,000 metrics to generate tactical insights, personalized analysis and immersive fan experiences. The company also announced, in partnership with Formula 1®, the adoption of technology Lenovo Neptune liquid cooling to improve broadcast operations with high-performance computing, increasing energy efficiency and supporting sustainability goals, while delivering broadcasts to more than 820 million fans worldwide.

Still within the scope of Hybrid AI Advantage, Lenovo launched Lenovo Agentic AI Services, a comprehensive service that allows companies to design, deploy and manage artificial intelligence agents. These agents are capable of optimizing operations, reducing manual tasks and accelerating decision making in sectors such as manufacturing, logistics and robotics. Backed by Lenovo Hybrid AI Factory y Lenovo AI Library (with validated use cases), the initiative offers a structured path, from identifying high-value opportunities to deploying production-ready governed agents in up to 90 days. The company also presented Lenovo xIQ, a set of native AI platforms that integrate devices, applications and cloud environments in an end-to-end hybrid model, simplifying the management and scaling of corporate AI.

Personal AI on devices with Lenovo and Motorola Qira

Lenovo and Motorola presented RENTAL, a personal artificial intelligence super agent that works seamlessly between Lenovo and Motorola devices—such as PCs, smartphones, tablets, and wearables. This unified AI, called Personal Ambient Intelligence System, was developed to understand the user, with their permission, learning from the information they decide to share. In this way, Qira can operate intelligently between compatible devices, applications and services, transforming insights into actions and coordinating tasks and workflows to help the user make more informed and efficient decisions.

CIO Playbook 2026: The race for corporate AI

One of the highlights of TechWorld was the presentation of the CIO Playbook 2026: The race to lead enterprise AI. This exclusive study, developed by Lenovo in partnership with IDC, interviewed 500 business and IT leaders from Latin America, revealing how organizations are advancing enterprise AI adoption. The research covers six markets in the region (Argentina, Brazil, Chile, Colombia, Mexico and Peru) and seven industry verticals.

The survey indicates that 97% of Latin American organizations plan to increase their investments in AI, with an expected annual growth of approximately 14%. This data aligns with global findings, which show that 96% of companies worldwide He also plans to follow this path. In the Latin American scenario, the platforms of Agentic IA, focused on the development, deployment and operation of intelligent agents, are leading the change in investment priorities. More than 50% of organizations in the region are already exploring or deploying AI agents, with key use cases in cybersecurity, quality control and customer service.

The expectations that AI will generate measurable returns are significant. On average, organizations expect to generate 2.8 times value for every dollar invested in AI projects. Besides, 84% of companies in Latin America is already in the pilot phase or actively adopting AI, surpassing the global index, where 77% of organizations is at this level. However, the challenge has evolved from simple adoption to effective implementation of the technology. In the region, the main priorities of CIOs focus on:

• Improve operational efficiency: 29% of executives
• Build trust in AI-generated systems and results: 28%
• Boost Productivity: 27% of technology leaders

"Investments in artificial intelligence in the region are constantly accelerating, while the strategic priorities of CIOs are undergoing a significant transformation. We can highlight that the true differential lies in how these resources are directed strategically and applied to the areas of greatest impact for the business," he explains. João Bortone, President and General Manager of Lenovo ISG for Latin America.

The research also indicates that 83% of organizations intends to use environments on-premises o edge to run AI applications as part of a hybrid strategy. In this context, the hybrid model, which combines local infrastructure, private and public clouds, emerges as the main format, concentrating 61% of preferences for AI workloads. In comparison, 17% of organizations prioritize public cloud, 16% adopt edge deployments and alone 6% operate exclusively in on-premises environments.

"The future is hybrid. We see a clear consolidation of this model as the preferred approach for the adoption of artificial intelligence in companies. Running workloads in on-premises environments responds to critical demands for privacy, compliance and security, in addition to offering greater operational control and flexibility to deal with distributed environments and new digital threats," says Bortone.

The study also shows that devices powered by artificial intelligence are becoming a growing priority for Latin American organizations. According to the survey, 30% of small and medium-sized businesses (SMEs) of the region and 50% of large corporations They plan to direct their PC purchases toward models with Agentic Integrated AI.

These devices are expected to operate in a hybrid mode, combining on-device and cloud processing, with the goal of increasing the productivity, security and autonomy of users.

This movement represents a turning point in the corporate market, with the expectation that half of the new PCs purchased by companies are already equipped with artificial intelligence capabilities. The adoption of devices capable of performing local inference and supporting an increase in productivity also appears as the main IT investment priority for the next 12 months. In this context, the projection is that for 2027, as the focus of artificial intelligence shifts from training to inference, approximately 80% of companies will adopt distributed edge infrastructures to reduce latency and improve responsiveness of AI applications.

An integrated ecosystem: Smart Connect from Lenovo and Motorola

Lenovo and Motorola use a disruptive technology called Smart Connect, a software solution that integrates different devices to create a unified and seamless digital experience.

Aimed at consumers, students, businesses, gamers and creators, the feature connects compatible smartphones, tablets and PCs, allowing seamless task switching and maintaining workflow between devices, regardless of operating system. The proposal is to improve productivity and entertainment without the need to purchase devices from the same platform.

Key features include cross-device control with a single keyboard and mouse, notification synchronization, simplified file sharing, copying and pasting content between devices, and the ability to turn a smartphone into a hotspot or high-resolution webcam. Smart Connect also allows you to transfer content and applications to larger screens, ensuring more space for work and entertainment.

The solution will be available in the coming months for Lenovo PCs with Windows 10 o superior, as well as for Lenovo tablets and select Motorola devices through Microsoft Store y Google Play.

Lenovo Global Financial Services (LGFS)

Lenovo, through Lenovo Global Financial Services (LGFS), expands access to technology through intelligent and flexible financing solutions, allowing companies to adopt devices, infrastructure and services strategically and aligned with their cash flow.

The initiative offers tailored models that help organizations of all sizes invest in innovation without compromising their working capital.

With LGFS, Lenovo combines cutting-edge technology with financial predictability, scalability and sustainability, supporting the modernization of IT environments at different stages of digital maturity. The proposal is to simplify investment decisions, reduce risks and ensure that companies have continuous access to the most advanced solutions to drive growth, competitiveness and digital transformation.