Lenovo launches its first notebook equipped with a large-scale model capable of processing billions of operations locally at IFA 2026, breaking the monopoly of Mac and Linux on this market.

“Bring the billion-model into the notebook – Windows is finally going to counter Mac.”

Lenovo launched the Lenovo Yoga Pro 9n at IFA 2026 in Berlin. This is the first production notebook capable of running large models with hundreds of billions of parameters locally. The device is equipped with the NVIDIA RTX Spark super chip, which shares up to 128GB of physical memory pool between the CPU and GPU through a unified memory architecture. It supports large models with 120 billion parameters and 1 million tokens per context, as well as multi-agent collaboration. Utilizing NVLink-C2C interconnect technology, it offers AI performance of 1 PFLOPS (FP4 precision) and features an X Power cooling architecture to maintain high-performance performance within a body size of 16.7 millimeters. This launch marks the official establishment of Windows platforms as a hardware foundation for hosting local large models and agent hosts, breaking the previous monopoly of Mac and Linux in this field. Lenovo also showcased commercial supercomputing nodes such as the ThinkCentre X Ultra, supporting multiple settings…