For the first time ever, Lenovo's annual global innovation event, Tech World , will take center stage at Sphere in Las Vegas on the opening day of CES 2026. Lenovo is not simply presenting its technology and vision at the keynote at Sphere, but as An Official Technology Partner of Sphere Studios, it is Lenovo's own technology helping power the creation of the content and the production itself. Lenovo's high-performance workstations and infrastructure platforms are integrated into Sphere Studios' production workflows and operations, supporting Sphere's immersive content creation and showcasing Lenovo's end-to-end capabilities.

Much-needed processing power
Lenovo was chosen as the infrastructure provider to support content creation for Sphere and drive the custom image processing software. Hundreds of Lenovo ThinkSystem SR655 V3 servers, powered by AMD EPYC processors and NVIDIA A40 GPUs, are used to develop and test original content and immersive experiences. AMD EPYC processors offer up to 128 PCIe 4.0 or 5.0 lanes, which is crucial for multi-GPU systems. Each GPU requires significant bandwidth, and the more GPUs connected, the more PCIe lanes are required. AMD EPYC processors ensure that even in systems with many GPUs, there is enough PCIe bandwidth to avoid bottlenecks—making the Lenovo ThinkSystem servers the ideal blend of performance and efficiency to render cutting-edge visuals for Sphere.