Lenovo set up branch offices in Japan to take over the IBM x86 server

[YORK network server channel July 7 News] Recently, Lenovo Japan http://www.aliyun.com/zixun/aggregation/17539.html "> The company announced that it will set up branch offices in Japan Lenovo Enterprise Solutions Co., Ltd. In Lenovo After taking over the IBM x86 server business formalities, the establishment of the branch will take over Japan's original x86 server business, providing servers and related services and solutions.

The new company also plans to bring in executives from Japan's IBM x86 server unit. In addition, the new company will also open a test center to provide testing services for x86 server-related systems and solutions to enterprise customers and business partners.

Roderick Lappin, Lenovo vice president and chairman of Lenovo Japan and NEC Personal Computers Co., Ltd., will become chairman of the new company. The directors and executive directors of the new company are expected to be respectively led by Akio Takaki, executive director of Lenovo Japan, and Gerry Smith, vice president and president of Lenovo's business group.

Just last Friday, the anti-monopoly bureau of the Chinese Ministry of Commerce approved Lenovo's receipt of IBM's low-end server deals. Although MOFCOM released the acquisition, Lenovo is facing challenges and pressures while awaiting approval from U.S. regulators.