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Lenovo, with the acquisition of IBM's former Personal Computing Division, creates a global PC business and broadens its reach in The Olympic Partner Program

In March 2004, Lenovo proudly announced its decision to become a worldwide partner of the International Olympic Committee (IOC) to support the Olympic movement.

TOP sponsorship will allow Lenovo to be the exclusive computer equipment provider Information Technology supplier for the 2006 Olympic Winter Games in Torino, 2008 Olympic Games in Beijing, and for more than 200 National Olympic Committees worldwide. Lenovo will provide desktop and notebook computers, servers, technical support, funding and expertise to contribute to the success of the Olympic Games.

Computer hardware is a critical component of the Olympic Games operation and management systems and is used by officials, media, staff and volunteers before and during Olympic competition.

"The International Olympic Committee welcomes Lenovo to the Olympic family and acknowledges your support and commitment. Your reputation for quality and excellence gives us great confidence in you." –Mr. Jacques Rogge, President, International Olympic Committee

　What is TOP?

Citius, Altius, Fortius. In March 2004, Lenovo joined The Olympic Partner program.

The Olympic Partner (TOP) Program was established in 1985. It is the highest level of worldwide sponsorship for the IOC. The term from 2005 to 2008 is the sixth generation of the TOP program (TOPVI), which is based on a quadrennial operation structure.

Companies selected to join the program are designated as worldwide Olympic partners and are granted exclusive worldwide marketing opportunities for their product, technology and service categories. The partnership also extends to cover the organizing committees hosting the Olympic Games as well as more than 200 national and regional Olympic committees and participating delegations.

"TOP partners like Lenovo have excellent product quality and corporate images, and they are the leaders in their respective fields. What they have achieved through their own efforts has not only won the trust of the IOC and Olympic host cities, but also that of Olympic teams and sports fans all over the world."— Mr. Gerhard Heiberg, Chairman of the IOC Marketing Commission.