Lenovo Group shares rise sharply after the company reports strong earnings, with multiple outlets citing a broad investor focus on AI-driven growth. CNBC reports Lenovo shares jump more than 15% following record results, highlighting that revenue tied to artificial intelligence nearly doubles. Bloomberg says the stock reaches levels not seen in more than a quarter-century, describing May as its best month since 1999, with shares doubling over the month on rising optimism around Lenovo’s AI outlook. Another Bloomberg report attributes the Friday rally to AI-related earnings growth that helps offset pressures from higher component prices. Decrypt similarly links the gains to an AI server boom, stating Lenovo’s May performance is its strongest in 27 years and that AI revenue reaches 38% of quarterly sales. Across the coverage, analysts and investors also adjust expectations: Decrypt notes Goldman Sachs more than doubles its target following the results. A separate Bloomberg interview with Lenovo’s CFO, Winston Cheng, centers on the strength of AI growth and how it offsets cost challenges from component price increases.