Lenovo opened an innovative classroom at Satbayev University in Astana to foster technology and startup development

Lenovo, a global leader in personal computer manufacturing, announces the opening of its own auditorium at Satbayev Kazakh National Research Technical University, equipped with modern Lenovo digital solutions. The opening of the Lenovo auditorium is the result of close cooperation between the company and the university and serves as an example of how advanced technologies can transform the educational process and provide a powerful impetus for innovation development.

The Lenovo auditorium opened as part of the FabLab SU project of the university. FabLab SU is a laboratory for implementing innovative ideas of engineering students and technology startups, considered part of the worldwide FabLab network of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, which unites more than 1500 laboratories around the world, providing students and researchers with access to advanced technologies and experience exchange with colleagues from different countries.

The Lenovo auditorium, located on the second floor of the Kazakh-Korean IT Center of Satbayev KazNU, with an area of approximately 80 square meters, is equipped with the most modern Lenovo solutions: monitors, laptops, and workstations that offer high performance for solving resource-intensive tasks such as 3D modeling, engineering analysis, and application development based on artificial intelligence.

The laboratory will serve as an important center for attracting students who wish to deepen their knowledge in the field of high technologies, as well as researchers striving to implement their projects. Students will be able to use the Lenovo auditorium for conducting simulations. Teachers can conduct classes and research in the field of artificial intelligence. Startups can rent the classroom for developing prototypes of their products, which can be used in industry. Lenovo also plans to use the auditorium for meetings with customers and partners, presentations, and organizing workshops on advanced technologies for processing large volumes of data, which is considered critically important for education and scientific research in the field of AI.