Daily Tech Headlines Lenovo Stockpiled 50% More Component Inventory Preparing for AI Demand Crunch - DTH
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Nov 24, 2025 Lenovo is prepping for a potential AI demand crunch by stockpiling 50% more components. Windows Notepad is getting a modern upgrade with table support. In Malaysia, a new plan aims to ban social media for users under 16, prioritizing safety. Insurers are also considering exclusions for AI-related liabilities, citing concerns over model transparency. Meanwhile, Valve repositions the Steam Machine to be priced like a PC, distancing it from console pricing strategies.
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Lenovo Hoards Components For AI Demand
- Lenovo increased component inventory by 50% to weather the AI-driven supply crunch.
- The stockpile includes memory chips enough to cover all of 2026 to avoid passing rising costs to customers.
Protecting Customers From Cost Shocks
- Lenovo aims to avoid hitting customers with rising costs this quarter by stockpiling parts.
- That strategy supports maintaining sales growth amid competitive AI-driven demand.
Google Ad Case Faces Long Timelines
- The DOJ asked how quickly remedies like breaking up Google's ad business could take effect during closing arguments.
- Judge Leonie Brinkema noted appeals would likely delay any forced sale for years.