SuperX AI Is Accelerating Across Asia-Pacific: $38.8M Japan Order, 128 NVIDIA B300 Systems for Australia
$31 million in recently reported Japan server deliveries. A $38.8 million NVIDIA B300 order. A new 128-system B300 order in Australia. SuperX AI Technology Limited is rapidly building a much larger commercial footprint across Asia-Pacific.
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SuperX AI Technology Limited (NASDAQ: SUPX) is moving from promise to execution — and the pace of commercial activity is accelerating.
In Japan, SuperX recently reported approximately $31 million of Pro6000 server deliveries through its Japan Global Supply Center. The company also said cumulative shipments to DDI were expected to reach approximately $38 million by the end of August, while additional projects were moving through production and delivery.
Then came a major new order.
On August 25, SuperX announced a $38.8 million commercial purchase order from Woodman Inc. for NVIDIA B300 GPU-based server clusters tied to an AI infrastructure project in Yokohama. Delivery is scheduled by mid-November 2026, and SuperX disclosed that approximately 20% of the order value had already been received as an advance payment.
Three days later, Australia entered the story.
SuperX announced an equipment and services agreement with Ezisight Australia Pty Ltd., operating as Ultimate AI Datacentre, together with an initial purchase order for 128 NVIDIA B300 AI server clusters. The systems are scheduled for fourth-quarter delivery into Australian data centers supporting large-model training and AI inference workloads.
That sequence matters.
Approximately $31 million in Japan deliveries. A $38.8 million NVIDIA B300 order. An advance payment already received. A new 128-system B300 order in Australia. New customers. New geographic markets.
This isn’t a company that’s just talking about participating in the AI infrastructure boom. SuperX is reporting commercial activity that gives investors concrete numbers to evaluate.
Japan is becoming a real operating base. The Japan Global Supply Center adds localized warehousing, allocation, logistics and delivery capability, while the Woodman order expands SuperX’s presence into next-generation NVIDIA B300 infrastructure.
Australia extends the strategy into another major Asia-Pacific market.
The timing also puts SuperX directly into one of the most important capital-spending themes in global technology. AI models are demanding more computing power, more advanced GPU systems and increasingly sophisticated data-center infrastructure.
SuperX still has execution ahead. Orders must be delivered, customer commitments must be fulfilled and commercial momentum must translate into sustained financial results.
But the investment story has already changed materially.
Japan is producing real deliveries and large new orders. Australia is now part of the commercial footprint. NVIDIA B300 systems are moving from headline technology into contracted SuperX business.
For investors following the global AI infrastructure buildout, SuperX is rapidly becoming a larger and more tangible commercial story.
The numbers are no longer theoretical.
They’re showing up in deliveries, purchase orders, advance payments and expansion into new markets. That’s exactly the kind of hard commercial evidence that can transform how investors evaluate an emerging AI infrastructure company.
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