The world’s largest PC maker reported better-than-expected quarterly earnings boosted by its bet on the fast-growing use of artificial intelligence.

BEIJING (Reuters) -Chinese technology company Lenovo reported a 20% rise in third-quarter revenue on Thursday, as the global personal computer industry showed modest signs of recovery. Lenovo, the world's largest PC maker,

Lenovo Group Ltd. posted a faster-than-anticipated 20% jump in quarterly revenue thanks to demand for AI computing infrastructure, which helped offset a persistent funk clouding the global PC market.