Lenovo, along with two other enterprises, wins a bid with the Construction Bank for an 11 billion yuan deal for Haiguang servers.

On May 26, 2025, the results of the China Construction Bank Corporation's server procurement project were announced, and Lenovo (Beijing) Information Technology Co., Ltd. successfully won the bid for the HaiGuang chip server procurement project, along with Xinhua San Information Technology Co., Ltd., and Inspur Electronic Information Industry Co., Ltd., with a bid amount exceeding 1.1 billion yuan. In the bidding for the Construction Bank's HaiGuang chip server project, a total of five companies including Chinese Academy of Sciences Controlled Information Industry Co., Ltd., Xinhua San Information Technology Co., Ltd., Lenovo (Beijing) Information Technology Co., Ltd., Super Cloud Digital Technology Group Co., Ltd., and Inspur Electronic Information Industry Co., participated in the bidding. Lenovo stood out with its technical advantages, product performance, and comprehensive solutions in the server field. Looking back at Lenovo's fourth quarter financial report for 2024/2025, its Infrastructure Solutions Group (ISG) performed well, with a 63% year-on-year revenue growth for the quarter and achieving profits for the second consecutive quarter. Its innovation capability has set a demonstration effect in high-frequency trading, energy, medical, and other industries. In the Chinese market, ISG's quarterly revenue doubled year-on-year. Winning the bid for the Construction Bank's HaiGuang chip server project further corroborates Lenovo's ISG business competitiveness and influence in the market. It also highly recognizes Lenovo's server product technical strength and product quality. The HaiGuang chip adopts the X86 architecture, and through cooperation with AMD, it has obtained complete technical authorization, making it directly compatible with Windows/Linux systems and traditional software ecosystems. Lenovo's server products based on the HaiGuang chip not only have high performance, reliability, and scalability but can also seamlessly integrate with existing financial information systems, meeting the rigorous requirements of banks and other financial institutions for servers in data processing capability, security, and stability. Lenovo's winning bid this time marks an important breakthrough for the company in the financial industry server market, helping it further expand its market share in the financial sector, deepen cooperation with major banks and other financial institutions, and inject new momentum into Lenovo's ISG business growth. In the future, Lenovo is expected to continue to play an important role in the domestic chip server market, driving the industry's development and innovation with its technical accumulation and market experience in the server field.