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AI and data storage solutions have emerged as a formidable combination for IT organizations. Last week, technology giant Lenovo announced it signed a definitive agreement to acquire Infinidat, a leading data storage solutions provider. Lenovo’s acquisition of Infinidat and its cutting-edge AI hardware promises to reshape the future of enterprise storage and IT operations. But, with these significant advancements come important questions for CIOs, CISOs, and IT leaders.

Lenovo has announced its intent to acquire Infinidat, a high-end storage vendor, for an undisclosed sum. Pending regulatory approvals, the deal is expected to close in the second half of 2025. I want to offer my initial thoughts on this acquisition, what it means for Lenovo and what it could mean for enterprise IT organizations.

Lenovo’s latest acquisition is Infinidat, an Israel-based enterprise storage provider.

Lenovo has entered into a definitive agreement to acquire Infinidat.

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Lenovo has agreed to acquire Infinidat to establish its own brand of high-end enterprise storage offerings.

Technology powerhouse Lenovo Thursday said it had signed a definitive agreement to buy Israel-based Infinidat, a privately held developer of high-performance storage technology that was founded in 2011 and has been growing market share among enterprise customers.

Lenovo Group Ltd. today announced that it’s acquiring Infinidat Ltd., a venture-backed provider of data center storage systems.

Infinidat’s advanced storage technologies and strong research and development capabilities will create strategic synergies with Lenovo’s existing infrastructure solutions business. By merging Infinidat’s expertise in mission-critical, high-performance storage with Lenovo’s innovation-driven heritage, this partnership promises to deliver state-of-the-art solutions tailored to enterprise needs.

Driven in part by a rise in AI workloads, enterprise data storage must deal with heavy and ever-increasing volumes. Storage products must handle it all simply and efficiently, as well as securely, due to the prevalence of cyberthreats.