At Computex this year, NVIDIA introduced the RTX Spark chip, heralding a new era where next-generation AI PCs evolve from mere chip platforms to fully integrated systems. During IFA 2026, Lenovo unveiled two Yoga models—the Yoga Pro 9n and the Yoga 9n 2-in-1—at Lenovo Innovation World 2026, both powered by this cutting-edge chip. These represent the first complete systems Lenovo has explicitly delivered following NVIDIA's public announcement of the platform.

The RTX Spark chip seamlessly integrates a Blackwell RTX GPU with a 20-core Grace CPU, delivering an impressive 1 Petaflop of AI computing power and 128GB of unified memory. It is meticulously crafted for local AI agents, large-scale models, and creative development tasks, with Lenovo emerging as one of the inaugural partners to launch products incorporating this chip.

A Lenovo spokesperson emphasized the company's dedication to harnessing chip and AI technology innovations in practical devices. The newly launched Yoga Pro 9n is capable of orchestrating multiple professional AI agents and supports comprehensive local AI workflows, significantly pushing the computational boundaries of AI PCs. This enables them to tackle more intricate models and workloads with ease.

Investment bank research reports suggest that AI PCs are poised to ignite a wave of device upgrades, boosting the average selling price and profit margins of Lenovo's PCs. This strategic move is expected to help Lenovo counteract the effects of declining sales and secure a larger market share.