On the opening trading day of June, Lenovo Group's stock continued its upward trajectory, surging by over 8% in the morning session and reaching an all-time high of HK$26.08. The previous Friday, Lenovo's shares had already climbed to HK$25.7, marking a new peak since its market debut, and closed at HK$24. The stock experienced a remarkable one-day surge of 21.95%, with a trading volume of 722 million shares and a turnover of approximately HK$17.44 billion. Throughout May, Lenovo's stock price doubled, with a cumulative increase exceeding 72% in the week following the release of its financial results. The market's focus has shifted from the recovery of the PC cycle to the profit potential of AI servers, enterprise AI deployment, and service businesses. Dell's strong performance, which exceeded expectations, has bolstered market confidence in the sustained demand for AI servers. Investors are now evaluating Lenovo within the framework of a hardware platform company that encompasses "AI terminal access, AI infrastructure, and global supply chain capabilities." Should these related businesses maintain their strong performance, Lenovo's valuation is anticipated to climb even higher.