Consumers continue to expect fresh and innovative experiences across film, TV, games and interactive experiences, in greater quantity with higher fidelity, which means artists and studios require more compute power to handle ever-growing datasets while still delivering on time and on budget.
For Rob Hoffman, Lenovo’s Senior Worldwide Manager for Media & Entertainment Vertical, insatiable consumer appetite for new experiences across film, TV, games and interactive experiences, in greater quantity with increasing fidelity, means, the future of entertainment content development continues to look strong.
Company founder takes on new role as the company experiences continued growth in professional workstation technology, AI systems and cloud computing.
Company continues close collaboration with AMD with an expanded set of new mobile and desktop workstations.
Powered by the latest AMD Ryzen Threadripper PRO processor, the high-performance machines offer 25% performance gains and 24 core CPU option for increased speed, greater expandability and configurability for professional users.
The next generation ThinkPad P1, P15, and P17, teamed with new ThinkVision P34w-20 monitor and Thunderbolt 4 workstation dock, provide professional users the flexibility to work from anywhere.
Available this September, the 64 core, single socket CPU platform is powered by AMD’s brand-new high-performance processor.
Veteran technology industry executive will help expand computer hardware manufacturer’s global strategic customer and partnership development efforts.
