Lenovo Group's stock soared 8.50% during Monday's intraday session, continuing a strong rally for the technology hardware manufacturer.

The surge is fueled by sustained bullish sentiment across the global hardware infrastructure sector, driven by Dell Technologies' exceptionally strong quarterly results. Dell reported Q1 revenue surging 88% year-over-year, with its AI server revenue skyrocketing 757% to US$16.1 billion. The company also raised its full-year AI server revenue guidance to US$60 billion, signaling robust demand for AI infrastructure.

Lenovo itself is benefiting from this sector-wide optimism, having reported robust Q4 results with AI-related revenue growing 84% year-over-year. The company's Infrastructure Solutions Group business has reached a profitability inflection point, marking a structural shift. This performance, coupled with Goldman Sachs raising its target price for Lenovo, is leading the market to reprice the company from a traditional PC manufacturer toward an AI infrastructure platform.