Narada Revolutionizes Data Centers with High-Performance Backup Solutions

Narada, a leading energy company with 30 years of experience, is expanding its high-performance backup solutions for data centers globally. Their high-voltage lithium battery systems offer compact footprint, intelligent management, and minimal maintenance. The HRL series of high-power lead-acid batteries have a 15-year design life and high-rate discharge capability, ideal for critical backup scenarios lasting less than 15 minutes. Narada aims to deepen strategic cooperation with leading data centers globally and seize growth opportunities in emerging digital markets.

Narada, a leading energy company with over three decades of experience, is expanding its high-performance backup solutions for data centers globally. The company, known for its strong capabilities in research and development, manufacturing, and application, has formed strategic partnerships with major enterprises such as China Mobile, China Telecom, GDS, ByteDance, and Alibaba in China. Internationally, Narada has been selected by top U.S. data centers and has successfully expanded into premium markets across Asia-Pacific and Latin America [1].

Narada's high-voltage lithium battery systems are designed to meet the demands of high-end power application scenarios, particularly in data centers. These systems offer key advantages such as compact footprint, intelligent management, and minimal maintenance. The HRL series of high-power lead-acid batteries, specially designed for data centers, feature a design life of 15 years and strong high-rate discharge capability, making them ideal for critical backup scenarios lasting less than 15 minutes [1].

Real-world application cases have shown that compared to traditional lead-acid batteries, the HRL series delivers significant improvements in overall performance and system integration efficiency. These improvements include a 35% increase in power output, a 30% reduction in footprint, a 10% lower load-bearing requirement, a 37.5% reduction in carbon emissions, and a 15% reduction in initial cost, providing users with superior economic benefits [1].

Neogen Chemicals, another significant player in the lithium-ion battery sector, has seen a 3.78% rise in its stock after its subsidiary Neogen Ionics (NIL) entered into a joint venture agreement (JVA) with Morita Investment (MIL). This JVA aims to leverage the technological and manufacturing capabilities of both organizations to participate in the rapidly growing lithium-ion battery business [2].

Narada aims to deepen strategic cooperation with leading data centers globally and seize growth opportunities in emerging digital markets. The company's recent advancements and strategic partnerships position it well to capitalize on the growing demand for high-performance backup solutions in the data center industry.

References:
[1] https://finance.yahoo.com/news/narada-future-data-centers-high-020500022.html
[2] https://www.business-standard.com/markets/capital-market-news/neogen-chemicals-rises-after-subsidiary-inks-jv-pact-for-participating-in-lithium-ion-battery-business-125090100256_1.html