ThinkSystem Servers have a rich history that began with IBM's introduction of the PS/2 Server in 1992. This marked a significant step in supporting enterprise customers, focusing on reliability, ease of maintenance, and corporate support. Over the years, the PS/2 evolved into various server lines, including PC Server, Netfinity, and xSeries, before becoming System x. In 2014, Lenovo acquired the System x line and rebranded it to Lenovo System x. In 2016, Lenovo launched ThinkSystem servers, continuing the legacy of innovation and customer-centric design.

Lenovo is set to announce a range of new servers and storage solutions, including high-volume rack servers with both Intel and AMD CPUs, mission-critical servers, and high-density servers featuring NVIDIA GPUs. Additionally, new ThinkEdge solutions and NVMe storage options will be introduced, enhancing the overall portfolio of ThinkSystem offerings.

To celebrate the 30th Anniversary of ThinkSystem Servers, Lenovo is introducing Infrastructure Solutions V3, which represents the broadest portfolio enhancement in the company's history. This initiative aims to deliver innovative, optimized, and sustainable infrastructure solutions that are scalable and designed to meet the evolving needs of IT.