SuperX Secures $38.8 Million NVIDIA B300 Server Order from Woodman for Yokohama AI Infrastructure Project

SuperX AI Technology Limited, a Nasdaq-listed full-stack AI infrastructure solutions provider, announced that it has received a commercial purchase order from Japanese client WOODMAN Inc. to supply NVIDIA B300 GPU-based server clusters for an AI infrastructure project in Yokohama, Japan. The contract is valued at approximately US$38.8 million, with delivery scheduled to be completed by mid-November 2026.

The order, received through SuperX's wholly-owned Japanese subsidiary SuperX Industries Co., Ltd., marks the first commercial collaboration between the two companies and represents a significant step in SuperX's expansion into Japan's high-performance AI infrastructure market. As of August 20, 2026, 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.

The transaction underscores the accelerating demand for next-generation AI computing infrastructure across the Asia-Pacific region. As generative AI, AI inference, and large-model applications continue to scale, enterprises are increasingly requiring higher computing density, improved energy efficiency, system stability, and rapid deployment capabilities in GPU server deployments. The NVIDIA B300 server clusters covered by this order demonstrate SuperX's ability to track the evolution of AI computing architectures and bring next-generation products to market quickly.

SuperX had previously established a presence in Japan through solutions based on products including the NVIDIA RTX PRO 6000 and has been actively advancing local AI data center projects. The latest B300 server cluster order extends the company's product and project capabilities in Japan toward higher-performance and higher-density GPU computing platforms, strengthening its position across the AI infrastructure value chain.

Japan has emerged as a strategic market for SuperX as the country accelerates AI infrastructure development, driving growing demand for high-performance computing capacity. Through project collaborations with Woodman and other Japanese partners, SuperX is developing a localized ecosystem encompassing supply chain coordination, project delivery, and technical services, enhancing its ability to execute large-scale AI computing infrastructure projects in the Japanese market.

The significance of this order extends beyond the addition of a new customer and the scale of the contract. It validates SuperX's ability to expand its AI computing infrastructure applications and international market footprint. AI infrastructure is evolving from conventional data center server deployments toward architectures characterized by higher computing density, greater energy efficiency, and more modular and integrated designs. SuperX continues to strengthen its capabilities across AI servers, liquid cooling, power infrastructure, and data center solutions, while progressively expanding from computing hardware toward broader AI infrastructure offerings.

For SuperX, the order represents a scalable growth model centered on tracking GPU technology evolution, adapting products to next-generation computing platforms, commercializing solutions through real-world deployments, and strengthening localized delivery capabilities. As AI infrastructure development continues to advance in Japan and other international markets, the company intends to leverage its technology, product, and project execution capabilities to promote the implementation of more international projects.

Looking ahead, SuperX plans to remain focused on AI computing infrastructure, closely monitor the evolution of next-generation GPU technologies, accelerate the development of integrated solutions, and further strengthen its localized delivery and service capabilities across international markets. By leveraging its early investments in AI infrastructure technologies and its growing international client base, the company seeks to capture long-term growth opportunities in the Asia-Pacific and global markets.