Lenovo has introduced two new AI-powered devices at IFA 2026, showcasing its growing focus on artificial intelligence. The ThinkCentre X Ultra mini PC features an AMD Ryzen AI Max+ PRO 495 CPU paired with up to 128 GB of RAM, delivering up to 131 TOPS for AI workloads. This compact system is designed to run complex AI applications and OpenClaw software efficiently.
Additionally, Lenovo announced two new laptops equipped with Nvidia RTX Spark chips, capable of achieving 1 petaflop of AI performance. These laptops also support up to 128 GB of RAM, making them suitable for demanding tasks such as machine learning and data analysis. The RTX Spark technology enables faster processing and improved performance for AI-driven tasks.
The ThinkCentre X Ultra can be clustered with up to four units to handle even larger AI models, offering over 500 TOPS of combined compute power. This flexibility makes the system ideal for businesses and researchers requiring high-performance computing. Both new devices highlight Lenovo’s commitment to advancing AI capabilities in personal and professional computing.
