Lenovo just put NVIDIA's Arm superchip in two Yoga laptops, but professionals might be more enthused by their AI-centric memory configurations

At the IFA 2026 event, Lenovo unveiled two 11th-generation Yoga laptops, the 15" Yoga Pro 9n and the 16" Yoga 9n 2-in-1, both powered by NVIDIA's RTX Spark with a 20-core Grace Arm CPU and a 6,144-core Blackwell GPU. For professionals, the key selling point is the massive unified memory configuration: 128GB in the Pro 9n and a maximum of 64GB in the 9n.

This ample memory allows the devices to run large locally hosted models on-device, making them ideal for businesses that need to process sensitive data without transmitting it to the cloud. The Yoga Pro 9n, with its enhanced specifications, offers 4TB of storage, a high-resolution 2.5K PureSight Pro OLED display, and a long-lasting 99.9 Whr battery, while the slightly larger Yoga 9n features a 2.8K OLED screen, a reduced refresh rate, and a larger 99.9 Whr battery.