Lenovo launches AI Express pre-configured servers with Nvidia GPUs
Lenovo introduced Lenovo AI Express, an enterprise infrastructure program built with Nvidia hardware to speed up on-premises AI deployments. The systems offer pre-validated hardware configurations designed to reduce procurement and setup delays, with Lenovo claiming order-to-ship windows starting at 15 business days for eligible setups.
Key points
- Lenovo AI Express offers pre-configured ThinkSystem servers with Nvidia Blackwell GPUs shipping in 15 to 25 business days.
- Hardware configurations scale from two Nvidia RTX 6000 Pro GPUs up to Nvidia HGX B300 systems supporting trillion-parameter models.
- Configurations also support AMD or Intel processors alongside Nvidia AI Enterprise and Red Hat AI Factory software.
The offering consists of three tiers powered by ThinkSystem servers and Nvidia GPUs. The Small configuration ships in 15 days using two Nvidia RTX 6000 Pro Blackwell Server Edition GPUs for models between 7 billion and 70 billion parameters. The Medium setup ships in 20 days with eight RTX 6000 Pro GPUs for models up to 400 billion parameters. The Large tier uses Nvidia HGX B300 systems, ships in 25 days, and supports generative AI models with up to one trillion parameters.
Lenovo AI Express with NVIDIA Accelerates Path to Hybrid AI Factory in Weeks
news.lenovo.com · 30 September 2026
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