Intel and Lenovo Open Co-Engineering Lab in Shanghai
Every week, Zheng Jiong (ZJ), Intel China's senior director of Client Customer Engineering in the Client Computing Group (CCG), and his team of engineers make the hourlong drive across Shanghai to meet with their counterparts at Lenovo. They make a beeline to the new Advanced System Innovation Lab deep inside Lenovo's offices. It's here that engineers from both companies pool their collective brainpower to solve some of the world's toughest hardware and software challenges - the ones that pave the path to lighter, sleeker and ever-more-powerful laptops that many consumers and businesses depend on every day. This new 750-square-foot lab, which opened in July, is filled with cutting-edge tech tools and laptop prototypes in various stages of development. It's one of many joint engineering labs across the world populated by Intel and Lenovo engineers.
Joint labs like these allow engineers to focus on solving tough issues-- ones that need to be addressed to prevent product delays or empty holiday gift boxes.
Said ZJ: "We share a long and illustrious history of deep engineering collaboration with Lenovo." He added that Intel has dedicated engineers tasked with specific roles in enabling and developing new designs together with their lead collaborator. "We work together very well and are thankful for the innovation support Lenovo has given us through joint labs like these."
Joint labs like these allow engineers to focus on solving tough issues-- ones that need to be addressed to prevent product delays or empty holiday gift boxes.
Said ZJ: "We share a long and illustrious history of deep engineering collaboration with Lenovo." He added that Intel has dedicated engineers tasked with specific roles in enabling and developing new designs together with their lead collaborator. "We work together very well and are thankful for the innovation support Lenovo has given us through joint labs like these."