Lenovo’s updated liquid cooling addresses the heat generated by data centers running AI workloads, while new services help enterprises get started with AI.
Hybrid work, SD-WAN, and digital-first adoption make enterprises more vulnerable to attack, increasing the need for SSE solutions, the company says.
With power consumption projected to skyrocket, the companies have launched an enhanced modular data center that recovers heat generated in its operations for reuse elsewhere.
The systems, announced at Computex in Taipei, will power what the company calls ‘AI factories’.
The company is shuffling assets as it pivots towards higher-margin, higher-growth market areas.