On July 20, Lenovo Group rose 3.27% in regular trading, trading at HK$22.5/share, with turnover of HK$168 million.

On the news front, the World Artificial Intelligence Conference (WAIC) forum announced the results of China's first unified national standard L3-level AI terminal certification. A total of 66 devices received the highest auxiliary-level certification, with Lenovo alone accounting for 42 units — over 60% — covering 37 AI PCs, 3 AI smartphones, and 2 AI tablets. L3 is currently the highest publicly certifiable grade, requiring devices to independently complete full workflow processes rather than simple Q&A tasks.

Additionally, during WAIC, Lenovo showcased its Wanquan Heterogeneous AI Computing Platform V5.0 and Super Node solution, with a single node capable of hosting 40 GPUs. Morgan Stanley and CICC have both raised their target price for Lenovo to HK$30, citing strong growth prospects in its AI infrastructure business. CICC applied an 18x forward P/E for FY2027, noting AI server potential orders of US$21 billion.

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