SuperX AI Technology Limited has announced that its Japan Global Supply Center has delivered Pro6000 servers worth approximately USD 31 million to Digital Dynamic Inc. (DDI), a Japan-based AI infrastructure company, with cumulative shipments expected to reach USD 38 million by the end of August 2026.

Four Orders Placed Within a Single Year

The Singapore-headquartered company entered into a Phase 3 procurement contract with DDI on July 9, 2026, followed by a Phase 4 Purchase Order on August 4, 2026.

These transactions mark the third and fourth rounds of procurement the two companies have completed this year, with prior orders secured in January, April, and July.

All equipment is warehoused, allocated, and delivered locally through the Japan Global Supply Center, which SuperX describes as its core local hub for expanding its presence in Japan's computing infrastructure market.

SuperX stated that the four successive capacity expansions within a single year demonstrate DDI's recognition of the company's product quality, delivery reliability, and localized service capabilities.

Beyond the USD 31 million already shipped, the company reported that projects valued at approximately USD 28 million are under phased production and sequential delivery, while new orders worth approximately USD 20 million have been secured.

DDI's Nationwide Computing Network Drives Sustained Demand

DDI has built a nationwide computing network across Japan that spans AI data center development and operation, hardware cluster asset management, and commercial computing capacity provision. According to SuperX, DDI maintains sustained demand for a stable supply of high-performance GPU hardware.

Japan's computing industry, more broadly, is accelerating the deployment of distributed AI infrastructure, with ongoing rollouts covering data center operations, GPU cluster deployment, and computing hosting projects.

SuperX noted that market demand for bulk supply of high-performance servers, reliable product availability, and rapid local response continues to climb in this environment.

The Phase 3 and Phase 4 agreements with DDI are described by SuperX as reflecting the deepening of a long-term strategic partnership centered on localized delivery.

Japan Global Supply Center's Localized Model

SuperX positioned its Japan Global Supply Center as operating an integrated service ecosystem that encompasses warehousing, bulk resource scheduling, and local order fulfillment.

The company stated that, compared with conventional cross-border long-distance shipment models, the local hub significantly shortens equipment lead times and ensures on-time delivery of large-volume AI server orders.

The center is also described as being designed to cater precisely to local computing operators' project schedules, which typically feature phased rollouts and capacity expansion cycles.

Since commencing operations, the center has continuously secured hardware orders from domestic computing service providers, with the company reporting steadily growing supply volumes.

SuperX said the latest contract and orders demonstrate the expanding operational capacity of the Japan Global Supply Center and further consolidate the company's service footprint in Japan's local AI hardware delivery segment.

Plans to Expand Local Client Base

SuperX stated it is actively onboarding additional local computing clients in Japan with the goal of deepening regional market penetration and strengthening its market position within Japan's AI infrastructure industry.

The company said it will continue to optimize inventory scheduling, bulk delivery, and supporting service frameworks at the Japan Global Supply Center, and plans to expand the scope of local order fulfillment.

The company framed these efforts within the broader context of rising demand for distributed AI computing infrastructure across Japan, stating that it intends to leverage its localized supply chain capabilities to deliver hardware support for regional AI infrastructure initiatives and to drive expansion of its overseas computing infrastructure business.

About SuperX AI Technology Limited

SuperX AI Technology Limited, listed on the Nasdaq under the ticker SUPX, describes itself as a full-stack AI infrastructure solutions provider. Its product and service portfolio includes high-performance AI servers, 800-volt direct current solutions, high-density liquid cooling solutions, and AI cloud and AI agent offerings.

The company also provides solution design and planning, infrastructure product integration, and operations and maintenance services for AI data centers. Headquartered in Singapore, SuperX serves institutional clients globally, including enterprises, research institutions, and cloud and edge computing deployments.

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