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The momentum comes as Lenovo climbed 43 places to No. 153 in the 2026 Fortune Global 500, its highest ranking in company history and one of its most significant advances in recent years. The ranking recognizes the world’s 500 largest companies by revenue.
Strongest year on record
Lenovo closed its strongest year on record with $83 billion in revenue, while adjusted net income grew 42 percent year-on-year to $2 billion. AI-related revenue doubled from the previous year and accounted for 33 percent of group revenue for the full financial year.
Hybrid AI vision
The numbers show AI moving beyond a strategic bet and becoming a material contributor to Lenovo’s business. The company is pursuing a Hybrid AI vision spanning Personal AI—one personal AI across multiple devices—and Enterprise AI, which helps customers turn data into insights and value.
FIFA’s official tech partner
Lenovo’s full-stack AI portfolio stretches from PCs, workstations, smartphones and tablets to servers, storage, edge and high-performance computing, software-defined infrastructure, software and services.
The company also put that technology footprint to work during the FIFA World Cup 2026, delivering AI-powered technology solutions as FIFA’s Official Technology Partner. Lenovo said the deployment demonstrated the strength of its hybrid AI strategy and full-stack portfolio.
Global scale
Lenovo serves millions of customers across 180 markets and operates more than 20 research and development locations. Its global supply chain includes more than 30 manufacturing sites across 11 markets.
The Fortune Global 500 climb amplifies that broader growth story: AI now represents one-third of Lenovo’s revenue, while its global scale gives the company a platform to push its Hybrid AI strategy deeper into consumer and enterprise markets. —Vanessa Hidalgo | Ed: Corrie S. Narisma
