Lenovo has climbed 43 places to No. 153 on Fortune’s Global 500 list, its highest ranking in the company’s history, following a record financial year driven in part by strong growth in artificial intelligence-related business.
The technology company reported record annual revenue of US$83 billion, while adjusted net income increased 42% year-on-year to US$2 billion. The Fortune ranking places Lenovo among the world’s 500 largest companies by revenue.
AI becomes a major growth engine
Lenovo’s latest performance highlights the growing contribution of AI across its business. AI-related revenue doubled year-on-year and accounted for 33% of group revenue for the full financial year.
The results reflect Lenovo’s continued push to advance its Hybrid AI strategy, which combines AI capabilities across devices, infrastructure, and services. The company is positioning the approach around the growing adoption of AI inferencing and efforts to make AI technologies more accessible across businesses and users.
Lenovo said its AI growth is being supported by its broader full-stack technology portfolio, spanning computing devices, infrastructure, and technology solutions.
AI technology deployed at FIFA World Cup
Lenovo also highlighted its technology deployment at the FIFA World Cup 2026™, where it served as the tournament’s Official Technology Partner.
The company provided AI-powered technology solutions and what it described as an unprecedented technology deployment for the global sporting event. Lenovo said the implementation demonstrated the scalability of its hybrid AI strategy and full-stack portfolio in a large-scale, real-world environment.
The company’s latest Fortune ranking and financial results underscore how AI is increasingly becoming a central driver of Lenovo’s business growth as organizations accelerate investments in AI infrastructure, computing, and intelligent technology solutions.
