Lenovo's latest desktop PCs are AI-ready, and powered by the latest AMD chips

Hot on the heels of AMD announcing its latest Ryzen Pro chips, Lenovo has unveiled three new desktops it hopes will offer a futureproof and AI-capable solution to business customers.

The brand-new AMD Ryzen Pro 8000 Series processors power the new Lenovo PCs, which the company says are great for handling AI workloads, boasting up to 16 TOPS of integrated Neural Processing Unit (NPU) power.

Lenovo says that its AI features will help improve video rendering software performance, increase fan speed during intense coding sessions, and even balance software performance when multitasking.

New Lenovo PCs deliver AI enhancements

Speaking about the companies’ early entry into the AI-capable PC market and its long-standing partnership with AMD, Sanjeev Menon, VP and GM for Worldwide Desktop Business in Intelligent Devices Group at Lenovo, said: ”The AI PC era is already here and at Lenovo we are embracing it to unlock ...