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Techday NZ
6 days ago
- Business
- Techday NZ
DreamWorks deepens technology partnership with Lenovo to boost film production
DreamWorks Animation has expanded its collaboration with Lenovo by naming the company as its preferred provider for compute services, workstations, and solutions. This expanded relationship builds on the existing partnership between the two companies, adding further integration of Lenovo's devices, data centre infrastructure, and services into DreamWorks' operational environment. The objective is to offer DreamWorks the compute resources required to meet increasing technical and artistic demands in film production. DreamWorks has cited measurable impacts from the adoption of Lenovo technologies. The studio reported a 20% performance increase thanks to Lenovo's Neptune liquid cooling, which has improved render speeds and allowed for faster iteration in production pipelines. Additionally, the adoption of ThinkStation P620 workstations has produced a 25% performance gain for animation programmes compared to previous systems, resulting in reduced loading times and a more responsive experience for artists. In terms of infrastructure utilisation, DreamWorks experienced 98% data centre usage while generating 300 million compute hours for the production of The Wild Robot, underscoring the capability of Lenovo's infrastructure to support resource-intensive projects. Kate Swanborg, Senior Vice President of Technology Communications and Strategic Alliances at DreamWorks Animation, said, "Based on our long-standing relationship and Lenovo's consistent delivery excellence, expanding our collaboration was a natural next step. This deepens our collaboration and gives DreamWorks the flexibility and operational scale we need to fuel our business ambitions and deliver world-class filmmaking." Ken Wong, Executive Vice President and President of Lenovo's Solutions and Services Group, stated, "This expanded relationship underscores the vital role of advanced, scalable technologies and services in powering complex creative workflows and meeting the demands of modern content production. It highlights the strategic impact of a trusted technology partnership in delivering the performance, reliability, and innovation required to push the boundaries of what's possible in filmmaking and what's possible in business." Lenovo's portfolio supporting DreamWorks includes ThinkStation and ThinkPad P Series Workstations, designed to deliver performance required by artists and technical directors, as well as ThinkSystem servers and high-performance computing (HPC) infrastructure for rendering and animation pipelines. Lenovo's TruScale Infrastructure as a Service allows DreamWorks to scale compute resources as needed while avoiding large upfront capital expenditures. The service is tailored to align infrastructure capacity with production timelines and supports proactive monitoring, managed services, and expert support around the clock. In parallel, Lenovo assists DreamWorks with sustainability goals by helping transition to more energy-efficient technologies and retiring outdated systems. DreamWorks also utilises Lenovo Premier Support Plus, which offers 24/7 support, rapid problem resolution, and guidance to keep creative workflows on track and minimise production delays. The Lenovo service model is intended to ensure operational agility for DreamWorks at every stage of production, from daily support needs to critical compute deployments. DreamWorks has relied on Lenovo's computing solutions during intensive productions, notably making use of Neptune liquid cooling for increased data centre performance and energy efficiency. The technology enabled faster workflows and real-time iteration for artists, enhancing both speed and system stability. Lenovo's services have also enabled rapid deployment during scaling processes. For example, an HPC deployment was completed in 1.5 days, instead of the anticipated one week. Custom hardware integration and support were cited as key factors in meeting the studio's production-readiness requirements. This technology infrastructure supports DreamWorks' upcoming film projects, including The Bad Guys 2 scheduled for release in August 2025, Forgotten Island announced for September 2026, and Shrek 5 planned for December 2026. Lenovo's role spans across these projects, supporting both creative and technical demands. Looking to future developments, DreamWorks is working with Lenovo to streamline operational and infrastructure processes, making use of predictive analytics and intelligent workflows supported by AI-optimised infrastructure. The studio clarified that while it does not use AI for imagery generation, it is exploring its potential for improving production pipeline efficiency to provide more opportunities for artists to focus on creative work. Bill Ballew, Chief Technology Officer for DreamWorks Animation, commented, "This extension of the Lenovo partnership is a key component of our technology strategy. The Lenovo hardware solutions are incredibly powerful, and we are now looking forward to engaging with their AI teams to identify solutions that will optimise our compute infrastructure even further." Wong added, "As production strategy evolves, the Lenovo-DreamWorks partnership serves as a blueprint for how enterprises can leverage integrated technology to scale intelligently and meet the demands of creative and operational excellence."
Business Wire
7 days ago
- Business
- Business Wire
The Tech That Drives Business Innovation: Lenovo and DreamWorks
MORRISVILLE, N.C.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--DreamWorks Animation is deepening its collaboration with Lenovo, naming the company its preferred compute services, workstation, and solutions provider. This marks a milestone in a trusted partnership now strengthened by Lenovo's solutions and services. By bringing together devices, data center infrastructure, and services into a seamless Lenovo ecosystem, DreamWorks has the compute power to scale with the ever-growing demands of its artistic and technical teams -- an essential advantage in an increasingly dynamic landscape. At the core of this collaboration is a shared commitment to service excellence, ensuring DreamWorks remains supported through every business transformation. Lenovo's strategic services and solutions have already delivered a quantifiable impact to DreamWorks' production pipelines and business infrastructure: • A 20% performance increase was achieved using Lenovo Neptune™ liquid cooling, improving render speeds and enabling faster iteration cycles. • A 25% performance increase of animation programs running on the ThinkStation™ P620s compared to previous workstations, leading to faster loading times and an overall better artist experience. • With 98% utilization in its data center and 300 million compute hours for The Wild Robot, Lenovo infrastructure scaled to meet unprecedented creative demands. 'Based on our long-standing relationship and Lenovo's consistent delivery excellence, expanding our collaboration was a natural next step,' said Kate Swanborg, SVP of Technology Communications and Strategic Alliances, DreamWorks Animation. 'This deepens our collaboration and gives DreamWorks the flexibility and operational scale we need to fuel our business ambitions and deliver world-class filmmaking.' 'This expanded relationship underscores the vital role of advanced, scalable technologies and services in powering complex creative workflows and meeting the demands of modern content production,' added Ken Wong, Executive Vice President and President, Solutions and Services Group, Lenovo. 'It highlights the strategic impact of a trusted technology partnership in delivering the performance, reliability, and innovation required to push the boundaries of what's possible in filmmaking and what's possible in business.' Unified Innovation: Expanding the Lenovo–DreamWorks Technology Ecosystem From strategy to 24/7 operations, Lenovo delivers more than just high-performance hardware -- it provides a services-first ecosystem that keeps DreamWorks' technology teams focused. Lenovo's scalable service model covers everything from day-to-day support to critical artist compute deployment, ensuring that enterprise environments like DreamWorks have the tools, agility, and responsiveness needed at every stage of production. ThinkStation™ and ThinkPad™ P Series Workstations – designed to deliver the performance and responsiveness required in any setting, including modern film production, making them ideal for artists, technical directors, and other professionals. ThinkSystem ™ Servers and HPC Infrastructure – powering compute-intensive rendering and animation pipelines. NEW: TruScale ™ Infrastructure as a Service – enabling DreamWorks to scale compute resources on demand while avoiding large capital expenditures. The offering supports the full ThinkSystem™ and ThinkAgile™ portfolio and is tailored to align infrastructure capacity with production timelines. Lenovo TruScale™ allows DreamWorks to retain the control and security of on-premises infrastructure while benefiting from 24/7 proactive monitoring, managed services, and expert support. As part of its services portfolio, Lenovo also supports DreamWorks' sustainability goals -- helping retire outdated systems and transition to more energy-efficient technologies. And Infrastructure is only part of the story. DreamWorks depends on Lenovo's Premier Support Plus for round-the-clock help, fast fixes, and minimal downtime. In a high-pressure creative environment, responsive support and expert planning are essential to reducing complexity and helping teams meet aggressive production goals. Proven Performance: Technology That Moves at the Speed of Imagination DreamWorks' partnership with Lenovo is a story of creative ambition brought to life through cutting-edge technology. During its most technically demanding productions, DreamWorks relied on Lenovo's high-performance computing (HPC) solution—featuring Neptune™ liquid cooling—to accelerate workflows and scale rendering. Neptune™ liquid cooling boosted core performance within the pre-existing data center space, enhancing both energy efficiency and system stability, and enabled the studio to do more with less. Just as critical was the ability to iterate in real time. With Lenovo's infrastructure, artists could explore, refine, and bring complex digital environments to life with greater speed and precision. Lenovo's professional services have also enabled DreamWorks to scale quickly and smoothly. A HPC deployment expected to take a week was completed in just 1.5 days. From custom hardware integration to white-glove service and proactive support, every deployment is built for seamless execution and immediate production-readiness. This robust technology and services foundation now supports a bold new slate of DreamWorks films, including The Bad Guys 2 (August 2025) and the newly announced Forgotten Island (September 2026). It will also play a central role in the creation of Shrek 5 (December 2026)—further demonstrating Lenovo's impact on some of the studio's most iconic and technically ambitious productions. Looking ahead, Lenovo supports DreamWorks in streamlining complex operational and infrastructure processes as well as predictive analytics and intelligent workflows --powered by Lenovo's AI-optimized infrastructure that includes workstations, data center systems, and TruScale services. While DreamWorks does not use AI in the generation of its imagery, the studio is researching its potential to increase production pipeline efficiency to further enable their artists to focus on their creativity. This integrated ecosystem would bridge individual creativity with end-to-end studio orchestration, helping DreamWorks move from concept to screen with greater speed, agility, and innovation. 'This extension of the Lenovo partnership is a key component of our technology strategy,' said Bill Ballew, CTO for DreamWorks Animation. 'The Lenovo hardware solutions are incredibly powerful, and we are now looking forward to engaging with their AI teams to identify solutions that will optimize our compute infrastructure even further.' 'As production strategy evolves, the Lenovo-DreamWorks partnership serves as a blueprint for how enterprises can leverage integrated technology to scale intelligently and meet the demands of creative and operational excellence,' Wong added. Learn More about How Lenovo Helps Turn Bold Ideas into Breakthrough Innovations Discover what's possible with Lenovo. Explore a full portfolio of workstations, data center solutions, and enterprise services designed to scale with creative and AI ambitions. Unlock the Lenovo Hybrid AI Advantage to accelerate AI across edge, cloud, and on-prem environments. Rely on Lenovo for expert support, from strategy to 24/7 operations. And start smart with AI Discover -- a guided consultation to identify use cases, assess readiness, and drive faster outcomes. Visit here or connect with Lenovo experts at events worldwide. LENOVO, THINKPAD, THINKSTATION, THINKSYSTEM, THINKAGILE and TRUSCALE are trademarks of Lenovo. ©2025 Lenovo Group Limited. All rights reserved. About Lenovo Lenovo is a US$69 billion revenue global technology powerhouse, ranked #248 in the Fortune Global 500, and serving millions of customers every day in 180 markets. Focused on a bold vision to deliver Smarter Technology for All, Lenovo has built on its success as the world's largest PC company with a full-stack portfolio of AI-enabled, AI-ready, and AI-optimized devices (PCs, workstations, smartphones, tablets), infrastructure (server, storage, edge, high performance computing and software defined infrastructure), software, solutions, and services. Lenovo's continued investment in world-changing innovation is building a more equitable, trustworthy, and smarter future for everyone, everywhere. Lenovo is listed on the Hong Kong stock exchange under Lenovo Group Limited (HKSE: 992) (ADR: LNVGY). To find out more visit and read about the latest news via our StoryHub.
Yahoo
16-02-2025
- Business
- Yahoo
DeepSeek Drives $1.3 Trillion China Stock Rally as Funds Pile In
(Bloomberg) -- DeepSeek's breakthrough in artificial intelligence is helping drive a rotation of stock funds back into China from India. Progressive Portland Plots a Comeback Why American Mobility Ground to a Halt How to Build a Neurodiverse City SpaceX Bid to Turn Texas Starbase Into City Is Set for Vote in May A Filmmaker's Surreal Journey Into His Own Private Winnipeg Hedge funds have been piling into Chinese equities at the fastest pace in months as bullishness on the DeepSeek-driven technology rally adds to hopes for more economic stimulus. In contrast, India is suffering a record exodus of cash on concerns over waning macro growth, slowing corporate earnings and expensive stock valuations. China's onshore and offshore equity markets have added more than $1.3 trillion in total value in just the past month amid such reallocations, while India's market has shrunk by more than $720 billion. The MSCI China Index is on track to outperform its Indian counterpart for a third-straight month, the longest such streak in two years. DeepSeek has shown 'that China actually has companies that are forming a vital part of the whole AI ecosystem,' said Ken Wong, an Asian equity portfolio specialist at Eastspring Investments. His firm has been adding Chinese internet holdings over the past few months, while trimming smaller Indian stocks that had 'run up way past their valuation multiples.' The rotation marks an about-face from the pivot into India seen over the past several years, luring funds away from China. That was based on an India's infrastructure spending splurge and its potential as an alternative manufacturing hub to China. Domestic-focused India has also been seen as a relative haven amid Donald Trump's tariff plans. China looks to be regaining its former appeal on a fundamental reevaluation of its investability, especially in tech. After scaring investors with corporate crackdowns not long ago, Beijing may actually help push the new AI theme, as indicated by the news that entrepreneurs including Alibaba Group Holding Ltd. co-founder Jack Ma have been invited to meet the nation's top leaders. DeepSeek-related developments are likely to help boost China's economy as well as its markets, providing an extended boost, said Vivek Dhawan, a fund manager at Candriam. 'If you put all the pieces together, China becomes more attractive than India in the current set-up on a risk-reward basis.' The valuation differential adds to China's allure as well. The MSCI China Index is trading at just 11 times forward earnings estimates, compared with about 21 times for the MSCI India Index. An analysis of Bloomberg data on regional allocations by some of the largest active Asian equity funds shows most are reducing exposure to Indian equities and adding Chinese stocks in recent months. While DeepSeek has helped accelerate the flows into China, possible upcoming announcements of further Chinese stimulus remain important as well, according to Andrew Swan, head of Asia ex-Japan equities at Man Group. 'We think policy will now shift toward consumption, and a targeted attempt to encourage the currently high levels of savings to be deployed,' said Swan. The Man Asia Ex-Japan Equity fund he manages increased its China exposure to 40% from 30% in the past year while trimming its India exposure to 18% from 21%. A complete reversal in fund flows is unlikely, with India stock bulls including Morgan Stanley saying the recent correction may be overdone and the nation's long-term growth story remains intact. Meanwhile, the additional 10% tariffs imposed on China by Trump have reinforced Amundi SA's neutral stance on Chinese equities, according to Asia senior investment strategist Aidan Yao. 'While a truce is possible as the two sides converge in trade talks, the external dynamics will remain fluid and challenging for China in the foreseeable future.' There's also skepticism among traders who have been burned by failed China rallies in the past. Some have pointed to crowded trading and increasing valuations as reason for caution. Helen Zhu, chief investment officer at Nan Fung Trinity HK Ltd., sees uncertainty over whether DeepSeek's AI success can be repeated. 'At the end of the day, you don't really know what the potential monetization opportunities are over the medium to longer term,' she said. Nonetheless, there's a palpable buzz of 'China's back' in the markets of late. The positives keep piling up, with Alibaba adding $100 billion in market value over the past five weeks and the Hang Seng Tech Index entering a bull market. 'The DeepSeek news was a well-timed and impactful catalyst that market participants were able to build a case for a reentry' into Chinese markets, said Nicole Wong, a portfolio manager at Manulife Investment Management. 'From a tactical standpoint, we think it makes sense to be taking advantage of this momentum.' --With assistance from Chiranjivi Chakraborty, Abhishek Vishnoi, Mary Nicola and Joanne Wong. The Undocumented Workers Who Helped Build Elon Musk's Texas Gigafactory The Unicorn Boom Is Over, and Startups Are Getting Desperate The NBA Has Fallen Into an Efficiency Trap Japan Perfected 7-Eleven. Why Can't the US Get It Right? How Silicon Valley Swung From Obama to Trump ©2025 Bloomberg L.P.
Yahoo
08-02-2025
- Business
- Yahoo
Tech war: DeepSeek fires up AI deployments into PCs, robots and EVs amid US sanctions
DeepSeek has triggered a wave of artificial intelligence (AI) deployments across China's hi-tech manufacturing sector - including personal computers, robots and electric vehicles (EVs) - after the company emerged as the country's newest symbol of overcoming US sanctions. PC giant Lenovo Group, Shenzhen-based robotics firm UBTech and EV maker Geely are among the first major Chinese manufacturing enterprises to push DeepSeek technology into their products. Those initiatives reflect how much DeepSeek has caught the attention of the technology industry at home and abroad, following its recent AI breakthrough. Do you have questions about the biggest topics and trends from around the world? Get the answers with SCMP Knowledge, our new platform of curated content with explainers, FAQs, analyses and infographics brought to you by our award-winning team. The Hangzhou-based start-up released two high-performance AI models, DeepSeek-V3 and DeepSeek-R1, that were developed at a fraction of the cost and computing power that major tech companies muster to build large language models - the technology underpinning generative AI services like ChatGPT. Lenovo has integrated DeepSeek's model into its Xiaotian AI assistant on its PCs, enhancing capabilities from text understanding and code generation to maths and reasoning skills, the company said in a Weibo post this week. Xiaotian was introduced early last year by Lenovo - which plans a wider roll-out into its tablets, smartphones and other products - to automate tasks such as summarising or translating documents, as well as transcribing the minutes of a meeting. Lenovo is considering a closer collaboration with DeepSeek, according to a report by state-owned Securities Times, citing sources close to the company. The world's top PC maker did not immediately respond to a request for comment on Friday. Lenovo's engagement with DeepSeek comes the same week that the computer maker published a commissioned report, the 2025 CIO Playbook, that found proving AI's return on investment to be the greatest barrier to the technology's adoption in organisations. The report revealed that 37 per cent of management remained sceptical or had reservations toward AI, while about nine out of 10 information-technology professionals in these organisations said that AI met their expectations. "AI is a marathon and a sprint - requiring parallel efforts to move quickly to modernise systems, while ensuring the future-proofing of tech stacks," said Ken Wong, president of Lenovo's solutions and services group. "Our research shows organisations need to simplify the design, deployment and integration of AI solutions to demonstrate the impact of these investments. This will instil greater confidence and fuel future investments." DeepSeek's AI breakthrough appears to level the playing field for enterprises around the world, as the Chinese firm's models offer enterprises access to advanced technology at a lower cost. A humanoid robot called Walker S Lite, developed by UBTech, moves a heavy load onto an automated guided vehicle at a smart factory in Ningbo, a city in eastern Zhejiang province. Photo: VCG via Getty Images alt=A humanoid robot called Walker S Lite, developed by UBTech, moves a heavy load onto an automated guided vehicle at a smart factory in Ningbo, a city in eastern Zhejiang province. Photo: VCG via Getty Images> UBTech, China's largest maker of humanoid robots, is currently working on how to use DeepSeek's AI models in its robots, according to a report by Chinese digital news outlet The Paper. Tests include helping robots understand instructions in a complicated real-world environment and carrying out tasks in a factory. Geely, meanwhile, is incorporating DeepSeek's R1 reasoning model into its self-developed Xinrui AI model, as part of efforts to build an in-vehicle AI that could understand and predict a motorist's needs, according to a report by local news service Yicai. Geely did not immediately respond to a request for comment. "DeepSeek brings a new opportunity for AI downstream application and business scenarios, thanks to its models' significant cost advantage and open-source approach," analysts at TF Securities wrote in a note to clients on Thursday. Open source gives public access to a program's source code, allowing third-party software developers to modify or share its design, fix broken links or scale up its capabilities. Open-source technologies have been a huge contributor to China's flourishing tech industry over the past few decades. Beyond tech hardware makers, Youdao - the online education unit of Chinese video-gaming powerhouse NetEase - said on Thursday that it was "fully embracing DeepSeek-R1" to promote the use of AI in the ed-tech sector. Shanghai-listed Jiangsu Hengrui Pharmaceuticals also filed a notice to investors that it would "comprehensively" apply DeepSeek technology in its operations. This article originally appeared in the South China Morning Post (SCMP), the most authoritative voice reporting on China and Asia for more than a century. For more SCMP stories, please explore the SCMP app or visit the SCMP's Facebook and Twitter pages. Copyright © 2025 South China Morning Post Publishers Ltd. All rights reserved. Copyright (c) 2025. South China Morning Post Publishers Ltd. All rights reserved.
Yahoo
05-02-2025
- Business
- Yahoo
Global CIO Study Reveals ROI Remains Greatest AI Adoption Barrier, Despite Three-Fold Spend Increase
Lenovo-commissioned research reveals forty-two percent of global organizations plan to institutionalize Generative AI use cases Thirty-seven percent of management remains skeptical toward AI MORRISVILLE, N.C., February 05, 2025--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Business leaders and IT decision-makers confirm AI use will reach mainstream levels of adoption as organizations devote a greater slice of their IT budgets to AI implementations, according to new IDC research commissioned by Lenovo. The new global 2025 CIO Playbook entitled It's Time for AI-nomics, highlights AI spending expectations by IT decision-makers globally to nearly triple in 2025 compared with last year. But critical challenges include uncertain financial returns on these investments and gaps in organizational readiness. Proving ROI: The Greatest Barrier While most AI use cases have met business expectations, proving the return of these investments remains challenging—financial risk and uncertain ROI rank as the greatest barriers to AI adoption. This tension is magnified by a disconnect between growing AI investments and pervasive doubts among decision-makers about its value. Despite the forecasted surge in AI spending, business decision-makers are not unanimous in their optimism of its impact. The CIO Playbook revealed that 37% of management remain skeptical or have reservations toward AI, while approximately 9 out of 10 AI-adopting respondents, mostly made up of IT professionals, said that AI has met their expectations. This highlights a significant divide between the unbound potential of AI and business confidence. Generative AI Adoption Accelerates IT leaders expect AI to account for nearly 20% of tech budgets in 2025, driven by accelerated adoption of Generative AI use cases. While only 11% of enterprises are currently using GenAI-powered applications, this number is expected to increase almost fourfold to 42% in the coming year. IT operations, software development and marketing departments are expected to see the highest level of GenAI applications. "AI is a marathon and a sprint – requiring parallel efforts to move quickly to modernize systems, while ensuring the future-proofing of tech stacks," said Ken Wong, President, Solutions & Services Group, Lenovo. "Our research shows organizations need to simplify the design, deployment, and integration of AI solutions to demonstrate the impact of these investments. This will instill greater confidence and fuel future investments." Overcoming Organizational Readiness Challenges The research also reveals several organizational readiness challenges. While ethical issues and biases in AI and machine learning were cited as the most complex or risky aspect of AI, more than half of global businesses do not have an AI Governance, Risk and Compliance (GRC) policy in place. To realize compelling productivity gains promised with AI agents and assistants, organizations also must train and upskill staff, modernize IT systems to effectively integrate these tools, and establish organizational processes that help navigate the ethical and responsible use of these tools. Data Quality: A Critical Success Factor The AI-nomics Report also underscores the fundamental importance of data quality in delivering successful AI implementation. Ensuring data sovereignty and compliance, and availability of quality data were cited as the most important factors in successful implementations, whereas AI failures are caused most often by data quality issues, IT costs and integrating AI with existing systems and processes. To this end, 33% of respondents said that their organizations will be developing data management capabilities in the next 12 months. The Need for Skilled Partnerships Despite the urgency to move AI agendas forward, enterprises recognize they can't go it alone. Lack of skilled expertise is the most common reason for not investing in AI, while the research found that access to partners with strong AI capabilities remains one of the most important factors in successful AI implementation. "To harness AI's transformative power, organizations need a data-driven strategy that ensures scalability, interoperability, and tangible business outcomes," said Ashley Gorakhpurwalla, President, Infrastructure Solutions Group, Lenovo. "At Lenovo, we believe a hybrid approach to AI—seamlessly integrating and enabling private and public models—is essential for delivering scalable solutions, driving measurable impact, and accelerating AI-powered business transformation." Explore the full 2025 CIO Playbook To learn more about Lenovo's Hybrid AI offerings visit: Lenovo Hybrid AI Advantage with NVIDIA at Lenovo Tech World Lenovo for Hybrid AI Lenovo AI Services About Lenovo Lenovo is a US$57 billion revenue global technology powerhouse, ranked #248 in the Fortune Global 500, and serving millions of customers every day in 180 markets. Focused on a bold vision to deliver Smarter Technology for All, Lenovo has built on its success as the world's largest PC company with a full-stack portfolio of AI-enabled, AI-ready, and AI-optimized devices (PCs, workstations, smartphones, tablets), infrastructure (server, storage, edge, high performance computing and software defined infrastructure), software, solutions, and services. Lenovo's continued investment in world-changing innovation is building a more equitable, trustworthy, and smarter future for everyone, everywhere. Lenovo is listed on the Hong Kong stock exchange under Lenovo Group Limited (HKSE: 992) (ADR: LNVGY). To find out more visit and read about the latest news via our StoryHub. View source version on Contacts Zeno Group for Lenovo: lenovossg@ Sign in to access your portfolio
