Lenovo bets big on ai, redefines workspaces with qira

Lenovo isn't just embracing artificial intelligence; it's restructuring its entire product line around it. The company has unveiled a suite of new devices and accessories designed to fundamentally alter the professional landscape, centered around its proprietary AI assistant, Qira, coupled with an unprecedented focus on repairability.

A new era for thinkpad, thinkbook, and thinkcentre

The update, dubbed 'Think Update,' isn't a minor refresh. It’s a strategic realignment of Lenovo's core professional lines – ThinkPad, ThinkBook, and ThinkCentre – aiming for enhanced efficiency and a seamless user experience. The flagship ThinkPad X1 Carbon Gen 14, a long-standing benchmark in the business laptop category, receives a significant AI-powered upgrade. But the real head-turners are the ThinkPad X1 Fold, with its folding display, and the prototype ThinkBook Rollable, whose screen can be extended or retracted based on the user’s immediate needs – a genuinely novel approach to workspace adaptation.

At the heart of all these innovations is Qira. According to Juan José Marcilla, Commercial Product Manager at Lenovo, Qira is designed to be more than just a voice assistant.