If you've ever done some window shopping for a new laptop, you've likely run into more than a handful of Lenovo units. Their ubiquity shouldn't come as a surprise: In the first three quarters of 2025, the Chinese laptop manufacturer sold 19.4 million units. That number is second only to HP's 250, so it's safe to say that Lenovo is one of the biggest competitors in the laptop manufacturing industry. So, like almost every other business of its size, Lenovo notched quite a few mergers and acquisitions as it grew. In some cases, where specialization is paramount, some companies break off pieces of their operations into sub-brands, and Lenovo is no different.