SuperX AI Technology Limited Stock Price, News & Analysis

SuperX (NASDAQ: SUPX) appointed Ken Lau as Chief Strategy Officer and Executive Director of the board, effective December 1, 2025, and concurrently named him CEO of its Singapore subsidiary, SuperX Industries.

Mr. Lau brings 26 years at Intel (1997–2023), including roles as General Manager of Intel Taiwan and Managing Director of Technical Sales Asia-Pacific, where he oversaw a workforce of over 1,500, led server reference design migration to Taiwan, and achieved a 97% customer satisfaction rate. His mandate at SuperX is to deepen partnerships with ODMs/OEMs and Taiwan ecosystem partners to accelerate mass production and delivery of modular AI data center solutions.

SuperX AI (NASDAQ: SUPX) announced that on November 19, 2025 MicroInference Pte. Ltd., a Singapore-based subsidiary majority owned by SuperX, was elevated by NVIDIA in the NVIDIA Partner Network Solution Provider Partner Program.

The elevation, effective November 19, 2025, applies to competencies including Compute and Networking at the Preferred level. As a Preferred level partner, MicroInference may be eligible for enhanced program benefits. A copy of the NVIDIA promotion letter is furnished as Exhibit 99.1 to the Form 6-K filed with the SEC.

SuperX AI Technology (Nasdaq: SUPX) appointed Dr. Chenhong Huang as Chairman, Executive Director, and CEO effective December 1, 2025. The company said Dr. Huang brings more than 30 years of multinational enterprise technology leadership across SAP, Dell, Schneider Electric, Tellabs, and Nortel, and will drive SuperX's global rollout of a modular AI Factory and full‑stack AI infrastructure strategy.

The appointment follows two recent board appointments on November 11, 2025 and is positioned to strengthen executive management, corporate governance, and deployment of SuperX's proprietary liquid cooling and energy‑efficient data center technologies.

SuperX (NASDAQ: SUPX) reported FY2025 results reflecting its legacy interior-design operations while announcing a strategic shift to full-stack AI infrastructure.

Key FY2025 figures: Revenue $3.6M (including ~$1M AI equipment sales in June 2025), Net loss $21.2M, Cash $17.2M, and Assets $52.1M. Post-year-end (Jul–Oct 2025) moves include joint ventures for HVDC power and liquid cooling, acquisition of a majority stake in MicroInference (NVIDIA partner), a Japan supply center and U.S. subsidiary planned by end-2025, new AI servers and rack-scale products, and investor commitments totaling >$240M.

SuperX (NASDAQ: SUPX) announced two 800VDC full-chain power products—Panama-800VDC (end-to-end for new builds) and Aurora-800VDC (modular retrofit)—aimed at resolving high-density GPU power bottlenecks on Oct 31, 2025. The systems claim up to 98.5% system efficiency, support single-rack power demands to 3.6 MW (Panama) and scale from 200 kW to 1 MW+ (Aurora), and reduce copper usage by over 45%. Panama uses a native DC path from medium-voltage input to GPU with modular, hot-swappable design and prefabricated deployment; Aurora enables non-disruptive single-rack upgrades within hours. Both solutions are compatible with NVIDIA Kyber rack architecture and target hyperscale AI and retrofit data centers.

SuperX (NASDAQ:SUPX) and Teamsun announced formation of a Singapore joint venture, SuperX Global Service, with SuperX AI Solution owning 51% equity. The JV will provide end-to-end AI infrastructure services—global contact centers, deployment, maintenance, and managed operations—for SuperX Modular AI Factories, AI servers and third-party AI products.

Teamsun brings scale: presence in 18 countries, >7,000 employees, 37 delivery centers, and service history with >16,000 enterprise clients. The JV aims to close SuperX's product+service loop, accelerate global deployment, and offer standardized turnkey service products to support SuperX's global strategy.

SuperX (NASDAQ: SUPX) announced a strategic investment giving it a majority shareholding in MicroInference, a Singapore-based NVIDIA Partner Network solution provider, effective Oct 24, 2025.

The move is presented as part of SuperX's long-term plan to build a high-performance AI ecosystem across Asia Pacific by strengthening its supply chain for NVIDIA servers and networking, accelerating deployment of Modular AI Factories, and gaining prioritized access to NVIDIA technical expertise, certifications, and support.

SuperX (NASDAQ: SUPX) and a Hong Kong subsidiary of Chengtian Weiye announced on October 24, 2025 the formation of a Singapore joint venture, SuperX Cooltech, with SuperX as the single largest shareholder. The JV will develop and supply rack-level liquid cooling products and infrastructure globally, excluding mainland China, Hong Kong SAR, and Macau SAR.

Key capabilities include Micro Channel Liquid Cold Plates (MCLP), Cooling Distribution Units (CDUs), manifolds and liquid-cooled racks, combined with system integration and mass-production capacity to offer end-to-end liquid cooling solutions, shorten delivery cycles, and improve data-center energy efficiency.

SuperX (NASDAQ: SUPX) launched the SuperX GB300 NVL72 System on October 16, 2025, a liquid-cooled, rack-scale AI platform built around the NVIDIA GB300 Grace Blackwell Ultra Superchip.

The NVL72 rack links 72 Blackwell Ultra GPUs and 36 Grace CPUs to deliver up to ≈1.8 exaFLOPS FP4 AI compute, ≈165TB HBM3E and ≈17TB LPDDR5X memory per rack, 800Gb/s InfiniBand XDR networking, and a 48U MGX rack form factor. SuperX positions the system for hyperscale, sovereign AI, exascale scientific computing and industrial digital twins, and bundles the rack with liquid cooling and 800VDC power infrastructure as part of a prefabricated modular AI factory solution.