Technology company Lenovo showcased its latest hybrid artificial intelligence (AI) strategy and product plans at Tech World @ CES 2026, outlining how AI will work across personal devices, enterprise systems, and cloud platforms. The event was held at the Sphere in Las Vegas and focused on what Lenovo calls more personalized and coordinated AI experiences.
The company said its approach to hybrid AI combines on-device, private, and public AI models to support individuals and organizations. Lenovo framed this as a way to make AI more useful in daily tasks, business operations, and large-scale industries such as manufacturing and sports.
Among the key announcements was Lenovo Qira, a personal AI system developed with Motorola. Qira is designed to work across Lenovo and Motorola PCs, smartphones, tablets, and wearables. With user permission, the AI can understand context, coordinate tasks, and act across supported devices and apps. Lenovo refers to this as a personal ambient intelligence system, appearing as Lenovo Qira or Motorola Qira depending on the device.
Lenovo also showed several AI-focused devices and concepts, including new AI PCs, Motorola smartphones, smart glasses, and wearable concepts. Prototype devices such as rollable laptops and gaming systems were presented to show how AI could adapt to different use cases and form factors.
For businesses, Lenovo introduced updated ThinkSystem and ThinkEdge servers aimed at AI inferencing workloads. The company said these systems are intended to support AI use across industries, from small deployments to large data centers. Lenovo also announced expanded agent-based AI services and an AI Cloud Gigafactory initiative with NVIDIA to help speed up enterprise AI deployment.
In sports and entertainment, Lenovo highlighted its work with FIFA, where AI tools are being used to support players, coaches, and fan engagement. The company also plans to release FIFA World Cup 26 Special Edition devices across several Lenovo and Motorola product lines.
“For each of us, AI will boost our creativity, sharpen our intuition, and inspire our imagination, because it now draws from our unique language, habits, experiences, and memories. This is a fundamental shift towards augmenting, elevating, and maximizing human potential,” said Yuanqing Yang, chairman and CEO of Lenovo. He added that for businesses, AI is moving beyond workflow tools to systems that can learn from their own data and operations.
“This is what we call intelligent model orchestration and is the foundation of any AI super agent,” said Tolga Kurtoglu, CTO of Lenovo, referring to how AI systems select and use different models based on user needs.
Lenovo also expanded its Aura Edition AI PC lineup developed with Intel, powered by Intel Core Ultra Series 3 processors. The new range includes ThinkPad, Yoga, and ThinkCentre devices with features such as performance tuning, cross-device sharing, and AI-based support.
“When we began working together on Aura Edition, it was a shared vision to create an intelligent PC experience for customers,” said Lip-Bu Tan, CEO of Intel.