Lenovo has teamed up with Nvidia to help AI cloud providers speed up large-scale AI infrastructure deployments.

The two have established a “Lenovo AI Cloud Gigafactory with Nvidia” solution, bringing together Nvidia’s accelerators with Lenovo Neptune liquid-cooled hybrid AI infrastructure, Lenovo manufacturing, and the company’s Hybrid AI Factory services.

The offering supports the Blackwell Ultra generation of GPUs, both B300 and GB300 NVL72, and will also support the upcoming Nvidia Vera Rubin NVL72 system, which features 72 Rubin GPUs, 36 Vera CPUs, ConnectX-9 SuperNICs, BlueField-4 DPUs, and Spectrum-X Ethernet in a single rack.

According to Lenovo, this can improve time to first token to just weeks, speeding up the time it takes to translate AI compute investments to production-ready systems.

“In the AI era, value is no longer measured by compute alone, but also by how fast it delivers results,” said Yuanqing Yang, chairman and CEO of Lenovo.

“Together, Lenovo and Nvidia are pushing the boundaries of AI factories to the gigawatt level, simplifying deployment of cloud-scale infrastructure that moves AI intelligence into production faster, with greater efficiency and predictability. With Lenovo’s industry-leading Neptune liquid cooling technology, global manufacturing and service capabilities, the Lenovo AI Cloud Gigafactory with Nvidia sets a new benchmark for scalable AI factory design, enabling the world’s most advanced AI environments to be deployed in record-setting time, fueling innovation at manufacturing speed across industries.”

“As AI transforms every industry, companies in every country will build or rent AI factories to produce intelligence,” added Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang. “Together, Nvidia and Lenovo are delivering full-stack computing platforms that power agentic AI systems—from the cloud and on-premises data centers to the Edge and robotic systems.”

The offering is specifically targeting cloud providers and neoclouds, with the company claiming to already have its technology used by eight of the top 10 cloud providers globally.

Lenovo also has a GPUaaS as part of its TruScale subscription-based infrastructure offering, launched in September 2024. In October 2025, the company delivered supercomputers to energy company Petrobras under a $93.1m contract.