CHONGQING, China -- Lenovo Group, the world's biggest personal computer manufacturer, looks to expand artificial-intelligence-based solutions services, deploying a war chest of roughly $9 billion over the next three years, CEO Yang Yuanqing told Nikkei.
The China-based PC maker will step up the development of AI-based systems that will improve efficiency for manufacturers. Shifting away from a business model heavily reliant on hardware sales, the company plans to make the solutions business a second pillar of growth.
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