Certifications

Management system certifications

  • ISO 9001 Quality management
  • ISO 27001 Information security management
  • ISO 20000 IT service management
  • ISO 14001 Environmental management
  • ISO 45001 Occupational health and safety management

Brand and service partnerships

  • Lenovo service partner
  • H3C certified reseller
  • IBM service partner
  • Sugon registered partner
  • Intel Partner Alliance member
  • Ruijie certified reseller

Government and enterprise approvals

  • Supplier to the Digital Policy Office, Government of the HKSAR
  • Approved supplier to customers in government, telecom, finance, energy and manufacturing

Brand and product coverage

Servers Lenovo · Dell · Inspur · Huawei · IBM · HPE · H3C · Supermicro

Storage IBM · EMC / Dell EMC · NetApp · Hitachi · HPE · Huawei · Lenovo

Network and security Cisco · Juniper · Huawei · H3C · Fortinet

Tape and backup IBM · HPE

GPU and AI compute NVIDIA HGX / SXM systems · PCIe accelerators


Engineer-level brand certificates are on the Cases page.

The above are the main system certifications and brand authorisations; other qualification documents can be provided as scans during commercial discussions.


Product lines covered

Brand Servers Storage
IBM System x / Power Storwize V5000 · V7000 / FlashSystem / DS8000 / XIV
HPE ProLiant / Integrity Superdome 3PAR / Primera / MSA
Dell EMC PowerEdge Unity / VNX / VMAX / PowerMax / Data Domain
Oracle / SUN Fire V / T / M Series · SPARC StorageTek 2500 / 4000 / 9900
Hitachi HDS AMS / HUS / USP / VSP
NetApp FAS 2200 / 3000 / 6000 · E-Series arrays
Huawei RH2288H / RH5885 / TaiShan OceanStor / Dorado
Lenovo ThinkSystem SR series / System x 3650 · 3850
H3C R4700 / R4900 / UniServer
Network and security Cisco / Brocade / Juniper / F5 switches, firewalls and security appliances
GPU and AI NVIDIA GPU modules and accelerators · NVLink / NVSwitch · high-speed NICs and optics · HBA and BMC log analysis

Exact model support is confirmed against the device list.


Chinese national standards commonly cited in tenders

For projects inside mainland China, tender and evaluation documents routinely cite the standards below. These are the current texts as published — useful both for comparing bids and for checking whether any bidder has quoted them accurately.

GB 50174-2017 — Code for design of data centers (current version)

The code classifies data centres as Grade A, B or C according to “the nature of use and the degree of economic or social loss or impact caused by data loss or network interruption”: Grade A is a fault-tolerant system, the highest reliability and availability; Grade B is a redundant system, intermediate; Grade C meets basic needs, the lowest.

The familiar “Grade A = 2N, Grade B = N+1” formulation is an engineering-level interpretation; the code text itself gives the qualitative definitions above, and that is what we quote.

GB/T 44463-2024 — General technical requirements for Internet Data Centres (IDC)

Issued 29 September 2024, in force from 1 April 2025.

GB 50462-2015 — Code for construction and acceptance of data centre infrastructure (current version)

PUE and rack occupancy

NDRC document 发改高技〔2022〕66号, the approval letter for the Guangdong–Hong Kong–Macao national hub, requires power usage effectiveness (PUE) at or below 1.25 and average rack occupancy of at least 65%.

Note that each of the eight national hubs was approved by a separate letter and the limits are not identical between them. Any citation of a PUE limit should name the specific hub and document number rather than assert a single national figure.

Which clauses apply to a given project is determined by the tender documents and the contract; we map our submissions to them project by project.