
SuperX receives 128 B300 AI server order
- SuperX AI Technology received an initial order for 128 B300 AI server clusters from Australian compute provider Ezisight.
- The servers are scheduled for delivery in Q4 2026 and will expand GPU computing capacity in Australian data centers.
- SuperX said the agreement marks its entry into the Australian market and supports its Asia-Pacific expansion strategy.
SuperX AI Technology (NASDAQ:SUPX) announced that subsidiary SuperX Microinference signed a long-term equipment and services supply agreement with Australian compute provider Ezisight for 128 B300 AI server clusters.
The order expands SuperX’s international AI infrastructure activities after the company previously announced B300 server deployments in other Asian markets, including a US$38.8 million order from Japan-based WOODMAN.
The B300 AI servers are scheduled for delivery in Q4 2026 and will be deployed in Australian data centers to support GPU computing capacity for large-model training and AI inference workloads.
The company stated that the Ezisight agreement represents its expansion into the Australian AI infrastructure market.
SuperX provides AI infrastructure solutions, including high-performance AI servers, data center systems, and related computing services for enterprise and institutional customers.
The company has been expanding across Asia-Pacific markets through AI infrastructure projects, including server supply agreements, data center initiatives, and partnerships focused on high-performance computing deployments.
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