Recently, the authoritative institution ICT Research released its 2024–2025 China Data Center Lead-Acid Battery Product Market Report, showing that Narada holds a 20.2% share of China's data center lead-acid battery market, ranking first in the industry.
With the rapid development of artificial intelligence and the digital economy, coupled with the drive of the "dual carbon" goals, data centers—serving as critical infrastructure—are placing ever-higher demands on both power capacity and supply reliability.
Owing to their high safety and mature technology systems, lead-acid batteries remain the primary choice for data center energy storage. In recent years, high-voltage and high-power models have been steadily becoming the mainstream of the industry.
Narada's HRL series of high-power lead-acid batteries, designed specifically for data centers, feature a 15-year design life and strong high-rate discharge capability. They are ideally suited for critical backup scenarios under 15 minutes, meeting requirements for high reliability and high-density deployment.
Practical application cases have shown that compared with traditional lead-acid batteries, the HRL series delivers significant optimization in overall performance and system integration efficiency: power is increased by 35%, footprint is reduced by 30%, load-bearing requirements are lowered by 10%, carbon emissions are reduced by 37.5%, and initial investment costs are cut by 15%, providing users with greater economic benefits.
From China Telecom, China Mobile, GDS, Alibaba, and ByteDance, to leading data centers in the United States, and further to high-end markets in Asia-Pacific and Latin America, Narada has built a more diversified customer portfolio for data centers and achieved rapid growth in business scale, supported by reliable product performance and comprehensive solutions.
Looking to the future, Narada will continue to focus on key application scenarios for data centers, advancing toward more efficient and greener upgrades in data center energy storage, and contributing to the construction of next-generation digital infrastructure at a higher level.
