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SuperX AI Signs Equipment Supply Agreement with Ezisight
SuperX AI Technology announced that its subsidiary, SuperX Microinference, has signed an equipment and services supply agreement and has received the initial purchase order under the agreement from Australian compute service provider Ezisight Australia Pty Ltd, trading under Ultimate AI Datacentre. The order covers the supply of 128 units of B300 AI server clusters. This long-term cooperation and initial order mark a substantive business breakthrough for SuperX in the Australian market and represents another key milestone in the company's Asia-Pacific business expansion. Pursuant to the terms of the purchase order, the B300 AI servers are scheduled for delivery in the fourth quarter of 2026 and will be deployed in local Australian data centers to expand Ezisight's domestic GPU compute resource pool, supporting growing local workloads for large-model training and AI inference.
SuperX AI Secures $38.8M Order from Woodman
SuperX AI has received, through its wholly-owned Japanese subsidiary SuperX Industries, a commercial purchase order from Japanese client Woodman to supply NVIDIA B300 GPU-based server clusters for its AI infrastructure project in Yokohama, Japan, with a total contract value of approximately $38.8M. The project is scheduled to be delivered by mid-November. This order represents the first commercial collaboration between SuperX and Woodman. As of August 20, SuperX had received an approximately 20% advance payment under the order, with the remaining balance scheduled to be settled prior to shipment in accordance with the contractual terms.
Company Approves Share Repurchase Program Up to $20M
On August 6, the company's board of directors authorized a share repurchase program under which the company may repurchase up to $20M of its ordinary shares over the next twelve months.
SuperX AI Partners with Mercuria Asia for Strategic Cooperation
SuperX AI Technology and Mercuria Asia, the Asia Pacific platform of Mercuria Energy Group announced the establishment of a strategic partnership. As part of this partnership, Mercuria Asia has made a strategic investment in SuperX through a convertible note and warrant subscription agreement. The two parties will draw on their respective strengths in global energy, power optimization, capital deployment, and AI data center technology to pursue in-depth cooperation in global AI infrastructure development, jointly advancing the integration of energy solutions and AI infrastructure. The parties will focus on global AI data center development, optimized allocation of power resources, and innovation in energy management, exploring new models of synergistic development among energy, technology, and capital to deliver efficient, reliable, and sustainable global AI computing infrastructure solutions, providing long-term support for the continued growth of the global AI industry. Looking ahead, the two parties will deepen cooperation in energy security, AI data center development, and global computing infrastructure, driving the integration of energy and computing power to build an efficient, reliable, and sustainable global AI infrastructure platform that supports the long-term growth of the global AI industry.
SuperX AI Forms Joint Venture in Optical Communications with TFC and APEX
SuperX AI Technology announced that SuperX Optical Communications, a Singapore joint venture jointly established by SuperX, a Singapore subsidiary of Suzhou TFC Optical Communication and APEX VERVE LIMITED, has completed business registration and full capital contribution, marking the official launch of the joint venture agreement. The joint venture entity has a registered capital of SGD 2M. SuperX holds a 45% equity stake, TFC's Singapore subsidiary holds 35%, and APEX VERVE LIMITED holds the remaining 20%. The company adopts a multi-party collaborative board governance structure, with each party appointing directors to jointly participate in R&D, operation and market planning. Leveraging complementary resources in AI server, optical device manufacturing and regional channel networks, the joint venture's business covers all global markets excluding Chinese Mainland, Hong Kong and Macao. Enabled by integrated technologies from all parties, the joint venture has rolled out two self-developed silicon-photonics optical modules: XOC 800G OSFP and XOC 1.6T OSFP. Both adopt silicon-photonics integration solution based on 1310nm CW laser light source, supporting a transmission distance of up to 500 meters over single-mode fiber, complying with OSFP MSA Rev.5.0 and CMIS Rev.5.1management interface standards. Tailored for high-speed computing scenarios of 800G and 1.6T respectively, they support mainstream Ethernet and InfiniBand protocols to meet the high-speed interconnection demands of AI supercomputing clusters.The three parties will jointly advance customer testing and validation of the two optical transceivers, and deploy supporting facilities for multiple GW-scale computing centers in the Middle East and Southeast Asia.
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