Lenovo Information Products (Shenzhen) Co., Ltd.

Lenovo Information Products (Shenzhen) Co., Ltd., abbreviated as LIPC, is an important part of Lenovo's supply chain system, with its headquarters located in the Science and Technology Industrial Park, Nanshan District, Shenzhen.
The Lenovo Shenzhen factory has been rooted in Shenzhen for more than 30 years. Its earliest origins can be traced back to the PC mainframe factory of Great Wall Computer Group in 1987. In 1994, Great Wall and IBM established a joint venture. In 2005, Lenovo acquired IBM's global personal computer business, and PC manufacturing at the Shenzhen factory joined Lenovo. In 2014, as Lenovo once again acquired IBM's x86 server business, server manufacturing also joined Lenovo. Today, the Shenzhen factory has become an important production base for Lenovo Group's exports overseas, shouldering the responsibility of supplying Lenovo's commercial PC and server businesses to more than 170 countries around the world, and providing strong support for Lenovo Group's global business.
The Shenzhen factory is an important production base for Lenovo's full range of commercial products. Its products cover high-end commercial laptops, desktops, all-in-ones, workstations, blade servers, edge computing servers, high-performance servers, water-cooled servers, large cabinets, super-large cabinet clusters, and various option products. It provides customized products for hundreds of major multinational corporate customers such as Microsoft, IBM, La Poste, Amazon, Toyota, Google, BAT, and JD.com, and is a production base supplying computing power products worldwide.
The Shenzhen factory is also a highly flexible and personalized factory. It continuously receives tens of thousands of orders from more than 170 countries around the world 24 hours a day; over more than 20 years of production, it has delivered on time with guaranteed quality and quantity, and to date, cumulative product shipments have exceeded 100 million units.
Amazing manufacturing power stems from outstanding intelligent manufacturing power—the factory's self-developed LeMES system and I-TAC system can achieve end-to-end product information tracking and full-process monitoring of quality status. At the same time, the factory uses simulation technology for line design and optimization; uses IoT technology to build a factory Internet of Things; and introduces various automation technologies to continuously increase the factory's automation rate. It uses controllers, sensors, and other technologies to collect production and operation data and continuously optimize production and operation methods.
Looking to the future, the Shenzhen factory will uphold the core concepts of "customer-centric," "people-oriented," and "intelligent manufacturing," commit itself to building an industry digital intelligent manufacturing base, create a benchmark enterprise for intelligent manufacturing, support the development of Lenovo's global business, and turn the factory into a "value" factory for Shenzhen, this international innovative city!