Liquid-cooled server revenue grew by 48% year-on-year, Lenovo (00992) is advancing green computing to new heights.

On November 15, LENOVO GROUP (00992) (ADR: LNVGY) released the financial report for the FY24/25 second quarter (ending September 30, 2024), with data showing that Lenovo's Neptune liquid-cooled server business revenue increased by 48% year-on-year, becoming the core highlight of the ISG (Infrastructure Solutions Group) growth. As a leading solution for energy saving and efficiency in global data centers, the continued high-speed growth of Lenovo's Neptune liquid-cooled servers signifies the widespread market recognition of Lenovo's innovative achievements in green computing and also boosts Lenovo's leading position in sustainable technology. With the widespread application of artificial intelligence, big data, and the Internet of Things, the energy consumption demand of data centers is rapidly increasing, and the efficiency bottleneck faced by traditional air-cooling technology is becoming more pronounced. Lenovo's Neptune liquid-cooling technology uses liquid cooling instead of traditional air cooling, effectively improving cooling efficiency, reducing energy consumption, and carbon emissions. By utilizing advanced Neptune Neptune liquid cooling technology, the servers allow components to operate at lower temperatures and effectively remove all the heat from all components (including CPU, GPU, memory, I/O, local storage, and stabilizers). Compared to traditional air-cooling, the Neptune liquid-cooling solution can reduce the Power Usage Effectiveness (PUE) value of data centers to below 1.1, significantly reducing electricity consumption, helping clients save a significant amount of operational costs. As global countries gradually tighten carbon emission standards, the demand for green and environmentally friendly data centers is becoming increasingly strong. Lenovo's Neptune liquid-cooled servers not only significantly reduce electricity consumption but also reduce dependency on refrigerants and fans, reducing greenhouse gas emissions. This environmentally friendly liquid-cooling solution meets the demand for sustainable development in the data center industry and has become Lenovo's flagship product globally. In this quarter, Lenovo's Neptune liquid-cooled server revenue increased by 48% year-on-year, reaching a historical high, demonstrating a strong market demand for efficient and energy-saving data center solutions. Lenovo's liquid-cooling solutions are widely used in industries such as finance, scientific research, healthcare, and government, especially in the context of rapid growth in demand for artificial intelligence and large-scale data processing, customer preference for high-performance, low-energy consumption liquid-cooling systems has increased. At the recently held Tech World, Lenovo and NVIDIA introduced the ThinkSystem N1380 Neptune and ThinkSystem SC777 V4 Neptune liquid-cooled server systems, leading the way in running server racks of over 100KW without the need for dedicated data center air conditioning. LENOVO GROUP Chairman and CEO Yang Yuanqing stated, "For over a decade, Lenovo has been leading in liquid-cooling innovation with the goal of bringing the power of high-performance computing to every organization." Through groundbreaking liquid-cooling engineering and technical integration, the ThinkSystem N1380 Neptune opens a new era in data center efficiency and design, helping to bring NVIDIA's leading accelerated computing and trillion-parameter AI to everyone while fundamentally changing the way power is used in data centers."