Lenovo zeigt auf der CES seine neue KI-Strategie: Die KI-Assistentin Qira soll auf allen Geräten des Herstellers und auch den Produkten der Tochter Motorola zur Verfügung stehen.

Qira, pronounced "keer-ah," is Lenovo's answer to Apple Intelligence, with a cross-brand twist. It's a personalized AI assistant that, initially, will appear in certain new models of the company's laptops and tablets, as well as in smartphones from Lenovo-owned Motorola. For example, if you're researching a project on your Motorola Razr while commuting, when you get to the office, Qira will pull up the same content and documents on your Lenovo Yoga laptop. The idea is to offer an uninterrupted experience across compliant devices, with the AI anticipating your "Next Move," as the company calls it. The Qira platform will also direct the AI to the right AI-computing resource for how you act on it, whether that resource is in the cloud or on-device.

Lenovo zeigt auf der CES seine neue KI-Strategie: Die KI-Assistentin Qira soll auf allen Geräten des Herstellers und auch den Produkten der Tochter Motorola zur Verfügung stehen.

Lenovo presenta en el CES de Las Vegas su estrategia de inteligencia artificial centrada en Qira, su respuesta para competir con la Siri de nueva generación que Apple ha prometido lanzar esta primavera

Lenovo Qira — це нове покоління вбудованого ШІ, представлене компанією Lenovo на CES 2026, яке об’є

Jednotná vestavěná inteligence, která pracuje napříč zařízeními, rozumí kontextu a pomáhá uživatelům „plynule procházet každým dnem“ – to je Qira.

Lenovo and Motorola have recently introduced Qira, a personal AI assistant that connects their laptops, cellphones, and everything in between. Qira debuted at CES 2026 in Las Vegas and is essentially their solution to the existing jumble of AI interactions dispersed over a variety of devices. You’ll see it as Lenovo Qira on Lenovo gear or Motorola Qira on Motorola gear, but rest assured that it’s the same AI power working behind the scenes to provide you with a consistent experience no matter which device you use.

Lenovo and Motorola have recently introduced Qira, a personal AI assistant that connects their laptops, cellphones, and everything in between. Qira debuted at CES 2026 in Las Vegas and is essentially their solution to the existing jumble of AI interactions dispersed over a variety of devices. You’ll see it as Lenovo Qira on Lenovo gear or Motorola Qira on Motorola gear, but rest assured that it’s the same AI power working behind the scenes to provide you with a consistent experience no matter which device you use.

Meet Qira, a personal ambient intelligence system that works across your devices.

Qira, pronounced "keer-ah," is Lenovo's answer to Apple Intelligence, with a cross-brand twist. It's a personalized AI assistant that will be available in certain new models of the company's laptops and tablets, as well as in smartphones from Lenovo-owned Motorola. For example, if you're researching a project on your Motorola Razr while commuting, when you get to the office, Qira will pull up the same content and documents on your Lenovo Yoga laptop. The idea is to offer an uninterrupted experience, with the AI anticipating your "Next Move," as the company calls it, and the Qira platform directing the AI to the right AI-computing resource for how you act on that, whether that resource is in the cloud or on device.

Lenovo'nun CES 2026'da duyurduğu Qira, PC ve telefonlar arasındaki sınırı kaldırarak kullanıcının neye ihtiyaç duyduğunu anlayan ve cihazlar arası kesintisiz çalışan sistem seviyesinde bir yapay zeka deneyimi sunuyor.

Lenovo'nun CES 2026'da duyurduğu Qira, PC ve telefonlar ortasındaki sonu kaldırarak kullanıcının neye muhtaçlık duyduğunu anlayan ve aygıtlar ortası kesintisiz çalışan sistem düzeyinde bir yapay zeka tecrübesi sunuyor.

Lenovo Qira ile uygulama devri kapanıyor mu? Sistem seviyesinde bütünleşik yapay zeka tanıtıldı

A Quiet CES Announcement With Big Consequences While CES events are often dominated by flashy screens and futuristic hardware, Lenovo and Motorola chose a different kind of disruption this year. Beyond foldable phones and refreshed PCs, the companies introduced Qira, an AI assistant designed not just to answer questions, but to actively operate across devices. In a landscape crowded with conversational AI tools like ChatGPT, Gemini, and Copilot, Lenovo’s approach feels less like another chatbot and more like a foundational shift in how artificial intelligence integrates into daily computing life.