The Carolina Hurricanes submitted their rezoning application late Monday to the city of Raleigh for development of the area around the Lenovo Center. New renderings show what the development could look like in the future.

RALEIGH, N.C. - Please be advised that the home of the National Hockey League’s Carolina Hurricanes should now be referred to as the Lenovo Center. Media can access Lenovo Center logos and photographs from today’s unveiling by visiting this link.

The Carolina Hurricanes announced a major new naming rights deal with technology company Lenovo that will see PNC Arena officially renamed as the Lenovo Center. The deal, which officially begins this

Lenovo has been a partner of the Carolina Hurricanes since 2010 and has previously been the team’s helmet decal sponsor. As part of the expanded partnership, Lenovo will be the official technology partner of the Hurricanes and the organization will implement Lenovo technology throughout the arena and in its operations to enhance the fan experience.

RALEIGH, N.C. (WNCN) — Chief Executive Officer of Hurricanes Holdings LLC, Brian Fork announced Thursday that the Raleigh Centennial Authority has approved the naming rights of the arena home to Carolina Hurricanes and NC State basketball will now be called the Lenovo Center beginning this month.

For the fourth time in its history, the venue at 1400 Edwards Mill Rd in Raleigh, NC (formerly known as PNC Arena) has a new name. The name has been officially changed to the Lenovo Center following a vote by the Centennial Authority,

The ten-year partnership until the end of the 2033/34 season sees the National Hockey League team’s home renamed Lenovo Center.

Signage at the newly named Lenovo Center will be unveiled on Thursday in a celebration for the 25-year-old arena and its tenants. Click here for more The Centennial Authority, the Carolina Hurricanes and NC State University will welcome North Carolina Gov.