Movement Alert|AAC TECH Rises 5.12% in Regular Trading, Partners with Intel on Liquid Cooling Ecosystem

Market Focus09-24

On September 24, AAC TECH rose 5.12% in regular trading, trading at HK$41.36/share, with turnover of approximately HK$94.86 million. The surge was driven by the announcement of a formal liquid cooling ecosystem partnership with Intel.

On September 23, AAC TECH and Intel signed a cooperation agreement at the Intel Technology Innovation and Industry Ecosystem Conference held in Suzhou. The partnership marks AAC TECH's official entry into Intel's China Data Center Liquid Cooling Innovation Acceleration Program. The collaboration spans multiple domains including CPU cold plates, memory liquid cooling, SSD liquid cooling, CDU systems, as well as node-level and rack-level liquid cooling solutions, aiming to jointly advance green, efficient, and reliable data center infrastructure for the AI era.

The partnership leverages Intel's expertise in data center platforms and server architecture alongside AAC TECH's strengths in precision manufacturing, thermal management product development, and large-scale production. AAC TECH's subsidiary, Yuandi Technology, specializes in AI server liquid cooling CDU and cold plate products and has reportedly entered the first tier of China's AI liquid cooling market.

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