Lenovo Newsroom Notification: Lenovo Marks Decade of Success Since Acquisition of IBM’s PC Business

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Lenovo Marks Decade of Success Since Acquisition of IBM's PC Business
BEIJING, China and RESEARCH TRIANGLE PARK, North Carolina – April 30, 2015: Lenovo (HKSE: 992) (ADR: LNVGY) today marked the 10-year anniversary of its acquisition of IBM’s PC business a major milestone in its evolution from China-only PC maker, to global PC challenger, to where it is today: one of the world’s most innovative technology companies. Over the past decade, Lenovo has achieved tremendous growth in its business to become the world’s #1 PC maker, and #3 in smartphones, #3 in tablets, and #3 in x86 servers.

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