Nocera, Inc. (NASDAQ: NCRA) said it has acquired a 30% controlling interest in Taiwan-based QMAX Technology Co. Ltd. in a move designed to strengthen its position in the artificial intelligence infrastructure market. The transaction was structured through a variable interest entity and involved the issuance of 300,000 restricted shares valued at approximately $408,000.

QMAX is an authorized distribution channel for Micron/Crucial memory products. Through the investment, Nocera gains established vendor authorizations, procurement capabilities, and distribution relationships covering DRAM modules, server memory, and solid-state storage.

The acquisition supports Nocera’s transition into Nocera Holdings, a diversified technology-focused holding company targeting opportunities in AI, AI infrastructure, data centers, robotics, biotech, blockchain, and digital assets.

Management said the deal strengthens Nocera’s AI data center strategy by securing access to critical memory and storage components at a time when global supply is tightening amid rising AI demand. QMAX generated approximately $1.36 million in fiscal 2025 revenue and provides an operating procurement and distribution platform serving customers across Taiwan’s technology sector.

Nocera said it intends to use the business to support both its own planned AI data centers and third-party customers, while continuing to pursue additional acquisitions and strategic partnerships aligned with its long-term AI infrastructure strategy. That approach places the company inside a broader market shift where memory and storage access has become a practical bottleneck for expanding AI deployments, making distribution relationships and component sourcing part of the infrastructure stack rather than a back-office function.

The company’s emphasis on high-growth sectors reflects a broader industry trend in which access to memory and storage components has become increasingly important as AI applications expand. By integrating a distributor such as QMAX, Nocera gains a direct pipeline to essential hardware and may reduce supply chain risks and costs as it builds out its AI data center footprint.

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