Reachingfor a moresustainable
futureWhile the energy needs of IT keep growing,
so does the need for sustainable solutions.
By modernizing your IT infrastructure, you can
not only help advance your sustainability
goals – you can enhance performance andinnovation for your business.

Say goodbye toolder, energy-draining servers
The latest Lenovo ThinkSystem, ThinkAgile and ThinkEdge servers, poweredby AMD EPYC™ processors, are among the world’s most energy efficient
servers1, while providing outstanding performance, manageability and security.

Energy efficiency

1.

Leadershipperformanceand efficiency

Lenovo servers with AMD
processors offer an improvementof up to 98% in memory streaming
bandwidth2 as well as industryleading performance per watt.3

2.

Moreefficient
power
supplies

Lenovo V3 servers with AMD
processors offer power supplies thatare 80 PLUS Platinum or Titanium
certified, which are up to 94%
efficient.4 Select Lenovo V3 servers
use Neptune Direct Water Cooling,which lets you increase your power
efficiency by up to 40%.53.

Water wins
for cooling

Lenovo Neptune’s 5th generation
cooling captures up to 100% of thesystem heat* using up to 45°C watertemperature.6*depending on specific environment

4.

Sustainable
Product andPackaging
DesignTo support Lenovo's vision to achieve
net-zero by 2050, we are designing forthe circular economy, with innovative,
sustainable product and packaging
practices that reduce environmental
impact and increase product efficiency.
Our rack integration shipping methods
for servers have reduced consumption
per rack by 105 pounds of cardboard.

5.

Knowledge
is power

Energy management software offers
real-time power monitoring and control,
contributing to the ongoing efforts incurbing energy consumption.7

Make the choice that matters for your businessand the planet, today and tomorrow.

Learn more

See EPYCWR-683A, EPYCWR-683A, EPYCWR-684A, EPYCWR-685A, EPYCWR-952 at AMD EPYC World Records
Lenovo servers with AMD processors offer an improvement of up to 98% in memory streaming bandwidth for Lenovo V3 AMD servers using DDR5 over Lenovo firstgeneration AMD servers using DDR4, based on Lenovo internal testing comparing the memory bandwidth of Lenovo ThinkSystem V3 servers with AMD Genoa (12 channels ofDDR5 @ 4800) to Lenovo ThinkSystem servers with AMD Milan (8 channels of DDR4 @ 3200).
3Lenovo’s SR665 V3 holds the #1 place on the industry standard SPECpower_ssj2008 performance/watt efficiency benchmark, as of 17Oct2023. 34,597 overall ssj_ops/watt.
See https://spec.org/power_ssj2008/results/res2023q4/power_ssj2008-20230926-01323.html for result details. See http://www.spec.org for additional information. SPEC®,
SPEC ACCEL®, SPEC CPU®, SPEC MPI®, SPEC OMP®, SPEC VIRT_SC®, SPEC VIRT®, SPEChpc™, SPECjbb®, and SPECpower_ssj® are trademarks of the Standard PerformanceEvaluation Corporation (SPEC).
4
https://www.clearesult.com/80plus/program-details#program-details-table
5
https://lenovopress.lenovo.com/lp1612-lenovo-thinksystem-sd665-v3-server
6
https://lenovopress.lenovo.com/lp1612-lenovo-thinksystem-sd665-v3-server
7
https://support.lenovo.com/us/en/solutions/ht504642-lenovo-xclarity-energy-manager-lxem
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