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Wednesday, May 1, 5:53 PM Talks between IBM and Lenovo (LNVGY.PK) regarding the sale of IBM's x86 server business have broken down, sources tell Fortune. Lenovo reportedly balked over IBM's asking price - according to one CRN source, it was around $5B-$6B - for the business, which had an estimated $4.9B in 2012 sales and saw a 9% Y/Y revenue drop in Q1. Regardless of the specific price, Lenovo (current market cap of $10.4B) would have a tough time digesting the unit. (prior reports: I, II) 2 Comments [Tech, M&A]
Friday, April 19, 6:17 PM With demand for Windows 8 touch systems coming up short, it looks as if Intel (INTC) is betting big on Android: Digitimes reports Lenovo (LNVGY.PK) will launch an 11" Intel-based Android notebook/tablet convertible for its Yoga line in May, and that H-P, Toshiba, Acer, and Asus will follow with similar hardware in Q3. CNET follows up by reporting Intel has design wins for ~$200 Android tablets - Intel is also shooting for that price point for Win. 8 tablets. One major challenge for Android convertibles: most Android apps haven't been written with keyboard/mouse use in mind. 13 Comments [Tech]
Thursday, April 18, 1:53 PM IBM (IBM -0.8%) is in "active negotiations" to sell its x86 server business, and Lenovo (LNVGY.PK) is the frontrunner to buy it, "multiple sources" tell CRN. An industry exec claims IBM wants $5B-$6B, and likes the idea of selling to PC division buyer Lenovo, since it doesn't compete much with IBM elsewhere. A purchase of that size wouldn't be easy for Lenovo, give its market cap is only $8.6B. IBM, which reports after the close, saw its x86 sales fall 2% Y/Y in Q4, as white-label sales to Internet firms account for a growing share of industry revenue. Also: trade union reps claim IBM is thinking of cutting 1.2K-1.4K jobs in France over the next 2 years. 2 Comments [Tech, M&A]
Friday, April 12, 1:38 PM Though Lenovo (LNVGY.PK) hasn't been unscathed by plunging PC sales, it's definitely faring better than H-P (HPQ) and Dell (DELL). Whereas IDC estimates H-P and Dell's global Q1 PC shipments respectively fell 24% and 11% Y/Y, it thinks Lenovo's shipments were roughly flat at 11.7M, as a 210 bps share gain offset a 14.9% industry shipment drop. The reasons for Lenovo's success: a strong focus on emerging markets, a willingness to sacrifice margins to gain share, and an ability to cut costs by vertically integrating some component production and assembly work. 2 Comments [Tech]
Thursday, April 11, 8:24 AM In addition to the fall in Microsoft's shares, companies exposed to the PC market drop further after IDC said yesterday that global computer shipments slid 13.9% in Q1. H-P HPQ -5.2%, Lenovo (LNVGY.PK) -5.8% in Hong Kong, Intel (INTC) -2.3%, AMD -2.7%, Nvidia (NVDA) -2.1%, Seagate (STX) -1.85%, Western Digital (WDC) -1.3%. (previous) 6 Comments [Tech, On the Move, Consumer]
Wednesday, April 10, 4:43 PM Global PC shipments fell 13.9% Y/Y in Q1 to 76.9M units, per IDC. That surpasses Q4's 6.4% drop and Q3's 8.6% decline, and is steep even in light of IDC's recent commentary. IDC: "It seems clear that the Windows 8 (MSFT) launch not only didn’t provide a positive boost to the PC market, but appears to have slowed the market." H-P (HPQ) was the market's leader, but its share fell 200 bps Y/Y to 15.7%. #2 Lenovo (LNVGY.PK) saw its share rise 210 bps to 15.3%, and #3 Dell's rose 40 bps to 11.8%. Apple's (AAPL) U.S. share rose 60 bps to 10%, though U.S. Mac shipments fell 7.5% to 1.4M. 33 Comments [Tech]
Wednesday, March 13, 10:53 AM "There is not and has not been any specific evaluation or activity underway regarding BlackBerry (BBRY -0.9%)," says a Lenovo (LNVGY.PK) spokesman, discussing recent speculative remarks from CEO Yang Yuanqing. BlackBerry shares remain up 9.8% on the week. (Pac Crest) 7 Comments [Tech, On the Move, M&A]
Tuesday, March 12, 2:21 PM Lenovo (LNVGY.PK) can't afford to buy BlackBerry (BBRY -4%) even if it wanted to, argues Pac Crest's James Faucette, trying to cool off fresh speculation on the subject. BlackBerry's current market cap of $7.4B isn't far removed from Lenovo's $11.2B, he notes. Moreover, Lenovo has only $4.1B in cash, and the company would have to hold onto $2.4B of it to maintain its traditional minimum cash-to-sales ratio of 7%. 25 Comments [Tech]
Monday, March 11, 11:26 AM More on BlackBerry: Lenovo buyout speculation has picked up again thanks to remarks made by Lenovo (LNVGY.PK) CEO Yang Yuanqing to a French paper. "As for BlackBerry, the [acquisition] could possibly make sense. But first I have to analyze the market well and understand what is the exact weight of this company." CFO Wong Dai suggested in January his company is open to buying BlackBerry (BBRY +9.1%), but Lenovo later downplayed those remarks. 29 Comments [Tech]
Tuesday, March 5, 1:53 PM PC industry forecasts continue to head lower: IDC sees industry shipments falling 1.3% this year to 345.8M. That's below a prior forecast for a 2.8% increase, and a 2013, and comes in the wake of a 3.7% drop in 2012. Shipments to "mature markets" are seen falling 4%, while emerging market are expected to eke out 0.6% growth - that mix shift benefits Lenovo (LNVGY.PK) and Asus, and hurts H-P (HPQ) and Dell (DELL). For the record, IDC expects tablet shipments to hit 172.4M in 2013. Comment! [Tech]
Tuesday, January 29, 12:30 PM RIM (RIMM -6.3%) is falling hard again ahead of tomorrow's BB10 event, where the Z10 and X10 are expected to be unveiled. Critical comments from UBS and CLSA could be playing a role - the former declares BB10 price points too high for emerging markets, and thinks iOS and Android have a stranglehold elsewhere. On the flip side, OTR Global thinks a Lenovo partnership could be announced soon; Lenovo recently declared comments about a possible RIM bid to be taken out of context. The WSJ has taken a look at the challenges RIM faces in winning back corporate clients. 16 Comments [Tech, On the Move]
Thursday, January 24, 11:43 AM RIM (RIMM +4.3%) has shot higher after Lenovo (LNVGY.PK) CFO Wong Dai suggests his company is open to buying RIM. "We are looking at all opportunities -- RIM and many others" spoke Dai at Davos, while noting RIM's run-up makes a deal more expensive. The comments come shortly after Thorsten Heins mentioned the possibility of selling RIM's hardware ops, something a Canadian government official didn't sound enthusiastic about. Lenovo's smartphone sales have surged lately. 9 Comments [Tech, On the Move, M&A]
Friday, January 11, 11:27 AM Global PC shipments, Windows 8 hardware and all, fell 6.4% Y/Y to 89.8M in Q4, according to IDC. That's slightly better than Q3's 8.6% drop, but worse than a forecast for a 4.4% decline. The decline might have been larger if inventory replenishment didn't lead U.S. shipments to fall a relatively modest 4.5%. IDC still considers H-P (HPQ -2.1%) the world's top vendor, and estimates its share rose 90 bps Y/Y to 16.8%. But #3 Dell's (DELL -1.6%) share fell 190 bps to 10.6%. Apple's U.S. share rose 50 bps to 11.4%. AMD -1.9%. STX -1.3%. 11 Comments [Tech]
Thursday, January 10, 7:12 PM Having become the world's top PC vendor (per Gartner), Lenovo (LNVGY.PK) now wants to challenge Dell (DELL), H-P (HPQ), and even high-end king Apple in the U.S. consumer PC space. Lenovo, feared for its willingness to use aggressive pricing, is counting on innovative designs and its popular ThinkPad corporate PCs to aid its cause. The company worked hard to establish itself as a PC trendsetter at CES, via products such as its IdeaPad Yoga 11s, ThinkPad Helix, and (most notably) 27" table PC. 1 Comment [Tech]
Wednesday, January 9, 6:17 PM Intel (INTC) roundup: 1) After Ars Technica raised the issue, Intel admits its new Ivy Bridge CPUs have a max power draw of 13W rather than 7W, if one uses the traditional metric of TDP. However, OEMs can reach 7W if they sacrifice some performance. 2) Lenovo (LNVGY.PK) has unveiled the K900, the first phone to feature Intel's Clover Trail+ (2GHz., dual-core) Atom processor. It sports a 5.5" 1080p display and 13MP camera. 3) Wells Fargo is optimistic about the ability of Ivy Bridge to "carve out a high profit segment of the tablet market," but Canaccord is worried about device cost, bulk, and battery life. 3 Comments [Tech]
Friday, December 28, 2012, 9:53 AM Intel (INTC) will partner with H-P (HPQ), Lenovo (LNVGY.PK), and contract manufacturers Compal and Quanta on 2013 Smart TV launches, claims Digitimes, whose track record with these kinds of scoops is very much hit-and-miss. Voice, gesture, and face-recognition tech will reportedly be included. Intel's Smart TV platform, which relies on its Atom CPUs, has only seen a few design wins thus far. Qualcomm, Marvell, and other ARM processor vendors are also targeting this market. 2 Comments [Tech]

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$LNVGY.PK launches its Atom x86 based K900 smartphone in China $NOK http://on.wsj.com/10CdT8x
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Mr. Knowitall: "which runs up to 2.0 GHz and utilizes Intel(R) Hyper-Threading technology to boost performance efficiency." Exciting stuff Sep! Long $INTC
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Tempted to buy a $LNVGY.PK "Yoga 11S", but I know Haswell/Baytrail are coming. #knowledgeisnotpower
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hahaha48: the display resolution is not good. I would only want to buy one with full 1080p
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Sam Liu: Bought Lenovo blindly in 08/2006, should have bought more in 08-09. Nevertheless has doubled!
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$LNVGY.PK launches Ideapad Yoga 11S, W8 x86 hybrid, starting from $799 http://on.mktw.net/19E5fHy
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Added some more $LNVGY.PK
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Why is $LNVGY.PK dropping like a rock today?
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$LNVGY.PK can't afford $BBRY...
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C.E.: The aim is to make BBRY unaffordable to others, so that the only route for BBRY BOD is to allow licensing
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Sam Liu: Any PC maker needs a substantial OS if it wants to pull ahead. I figured that out in 07, and see AAPL's control of the Chanel
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Sold $AMD $CRAY and $LNVGY.PK for moderate profit to get some more $NOK, it is on sale!!
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jippej: Any estimate on the amount of employees/number of phones? Just wondering if it'll hit the news in US.
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Krchy: I got some, too! Some early bargains this morning.
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Good summary on $LNVGY.PK, making many of the points why I am long Lenovo (and $INTC, $GLW and $MSFT) http://bit.ly/11GNicY
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wheelz23: i downloaded "classic shell" and made some changes...helps a lot...but people shouldn't have to make changes, that's on msft
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Seppo2: Agreed, MSFT should have left the feel and functionality of Desktop more or less the same. I downloaded Classic Shell too... :)
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$NOK value fans, check out $NUAN. I just nibbled some @$18.66, Also goes nicely with my long ultra-hybrid $LNVGY.PK, $MSFT, $INTC, and $GLW
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agliata: Like you I am long on the others you mentioned but I'm just not ceeing it for NUAN. Not liking the balance sheet. Hope it works out for ya.
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$INTC i7 3630QM + $NVDA GeForce GTX 660M in a $LNVGY.PK Ideapad = Why $HPQ and $DELL will keep losing market share.
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Tempted to buy a $LNVGY.PK "Yoga 11S", but I know Haswell/Baytrail are coming. #knowledgeisnotpower
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hahaha48: the display resolution is not good. I would only want to buy one with full 1080p
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$LNVGY.PK can't afford $BBRY...
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C.E.: The aim is to make BBRY unaffordable to others, so that the only route for BBRY BOD is to allow licensing
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Sold $AMD $CRAY and $LNVGY.PK for moderate profit to get some more $NOK, it is on sale!!
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jippej: Any estimate on the amount of employees/number of phones? Just wondering if it'll hit the news in US.
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Good summary on $LNVGY.PK, making many of the points why I am long Lenovo (and $INTC, $GLW and $MSFT) http://bit.ly/11GNicY
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wheelz23: i downloaded "classic shell" and made some changes...helps a lot...but people shouldn't have to make changes, that's on msft
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$NOK value fans, check out $NUAN. I just nibbled some @$18.66, Also goes nicely with my long ultra-hybrid $LNVGY.PK, $MSFT, $INTC, and $GLW
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agliata: Like you I am long on the others you mentioned but I'm just not ceeing it for NUAN. Not liking the balance sheet. Hope it works out for ya.
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"Intel hiring WP engineers, x86 windows phones may be on the way" http://bit.ly/Yt1mBe $MSFT $INTC $NOK $LNVGY.PK
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Ashraf Eassa: It is Android.
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rasanders22: If you look at Intel jobs online you will see about 90% of them require programming experience. One required you to have programmed 3 apps
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Bought a $LNVGY.PK laptop to replace my current one!
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Ashraf Eassa: I expect Lenovo to do in phones/tablets what it did in PCs -- win by sheer quality of product.
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Seppo2: They are also doing very well in China in mobile phones, having home market advantage
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$LNVGY.PK "loves W8, grows share, profit in down PC market." http://bit.ly/118YIGk $MSFT $INTC $GLW
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Seppo2: Original Forbes article here: http://onforb.es/WzDtsz 80% YtoY growth on smartphone and tablet sales
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Just bought some $LNVGY.PK. Good momentum, nice products (ultrabook-tablet hybrids), expanding both in US and China. $MSFT
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Ashraf Eassa: I kept eying it, and kept not buying. I feel pretty stupid :P
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Seppo2: Doing nice today, I'll tell you, give this co a look.
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$NOK $MSFT $LNVGY.PK Deloitte's Technology, Media & Telecommunications 2013 Global Predictions Report. http://bit.ly/120i2Vo
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Seppo2: 1B smartphones shipped in 2013, total 2B installed. But usage will be simpler -> $NOK well positioned to leverage w/ Asha line?
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Eld: Good report, thanks
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