Lenovo Neptune 6th Generation is a series of liquid-cooled systems designed to meet the needs of demanding computing environments. It includes the SE 777, featuring a Grace Blackwell super chip design, and the SC 750, which utilizes Intel's Granite Rapids AP platform. This generation builds on Lenovo's history of liquid cooling, which began in 2012, and aims to provide high performance while fitting into standard data center racks without requiring major modifications.

Liquid cooling, as implemented in Lenovo Neptune, helps to significantly reduce energy consumption in data centers. Traditional cooling methods, like air conditioning, can account for about 40% of a data center's energy load. By using liquid cooling, Lenovo Neptune can help customers save approximately 40% on their energy bills, allowing more energy to be directed towards IT and AI operations.

No special modifications are required for data centers to accommodate Lenovo Neptune systems. These systems are designed to fit into standard racks, meaning that data center providers do not need to reinforce floors, alter power setups, or change access doors. This ease of integration allows a wider range of facilities to benefit from advanced liquid cooling technology.