On September 4th, Continental Power disclosed in its investor relations activity report that its data center power supply division has emerged as a pivotal business unit, with revenue from high-capacity server power supplies contributing an impressive 82.38%. In terms of its global market expansion, the company has secured a partnership with Google for the GPU power supply project tailored for computing infrastructure. At present, it is collaborating closely with the client to facilitate stages of testing, pilot production, and eventual full-scale manufacturing, though the exact timeline for these milestones remains to be finalized. Concurrently, Continental Power has forged strategic alliances with AMD and Juniper, while also nurturing business ties with leading server system manufacturers such as Inventec and Compal.

Regarding its product development strategy, the company has outlined a comprehensive lineup of server power supplies, spanning from 5.5KW to 18.4KW, along with centralized power supply solutions ranging from 33KW to 110KW. These offerings are designed with a focus on high power output, integration of third-generation semiconductor technologies, and compatibility with efficient liquid cooling systems. In terms of production capacity enhancement, the construction and commissioning of both general and high-capacity server power supply lines at Continental Power’s Vietnam manufacturing facility have been successfully completed. Small-scale production is slated to commence by the end of 2026, paving the way for full-scale production in 2027 to cater to burgeoning overseas demand. Additionally, the company is steadily investing in its domestic Suzhou project, which is funded through convertible bonds, with the objective of expediting production line setup and achieving anticipated full-scale production targets at the earliest opportunity.