SuperX AI Technology (SUPX) has secured a $38.8 million purchase order from Woodman, a Japanese company, to supply server clusters based on the Nvidia B300 GPU platform for a computing project in Yokohama. The contract marks the first commercial transaction between SuperX and Woodman.

The order was received through SuperX Industries, the company's Japanese subsidiary. Woodman selected SuperX to supply the server clusters for its Yokohama computing project, and delivery is scheduled for mid-November 2026.

SuperX had received an advance payment equal to 20% of the contract value by August 20. Woodman must pay the remaining balance before SuperX ships the equipment.

Expansion Beyond the RTX Pro 6000 Platform

The order adds a commercial project to SuperX's operations in Japan and expands the company's server business beyond systems based on the Nvidia RTX Pro 6000 platform. For Woodman's Yokohama project, SuperX will supply systems built around the Nvidia B300 platform, hardware that targets demanding computing environments requiring greater processing capacity and system efficiency. The two platforms sit in different tiers of Nvidia's lineup: the B300 belongs to the Blackwell Ultra generation of data-center accelerators built for large-scale AI workloads, while the RTX Pro 6000 series is Nvidia's professional GPU line sold in workstation and server editions.

Woodman develops projects that use available electricity and computing resources for technology applications. The company operates in areas that include AI computing and high-performance computing environments, and its Yokohama project will use the ordered server clusters as part of its infrastructure.

Growing Footprint in Japan

SuperX has built its Japanese business around computing equipment and infrastructure for demanding workloads. The Woodman order broadens that presence as Japanese companies increase spending on computing capacity, a buildout visible in the AI data-center programs of the country's major telecom and technology groups, strengthening SuperX's position in Japan's AI infrastructure market and giving the company another commercial deployment involving Nvidia-based server technology.

Alongside its servers, SuperX sells liquid cooling systems, power infrastructure, and data center solutions. That portfolio allows the company to supply several components used in large computing deployments, and the Woodman agreement fits SuperX's strategy of supporting integrated infrastructure projects in overseas markets.

Singapore-headquartered SuperX AI Technology Limited, which trades under the ticker SUPX, has identified Japan as an important market within its international expansion strategy. The company has increased its local presence through its Japanese subsidiary and Nvidia-based products, and the latest contract gives SuperX another large order tied to Japan's computing infrastructure market.

The deal also shows SuperX moving toward higher-performance GPU server systems as customer requirements increase. The company will use the Nvidia B300 platform to serve Woodman's planned workload requirements in Yokohama.

SUPX Share Price

SUPX shares traded at $10.24, down 2.88%, after recovering from an intraday drop below $9.60. The stock remained below $10.54 as the company announced the Japanese server contract. Shares traded lower despite the contract announcement during the session, but the stock recovered from its intraday low and returned above the $10 level.

The $38.8 million order adds a confirmed Japanese customer contract to SuperX's commercial pipeline. With the 20% advance already received, the contract's remaining checkpoints are Woodman's balance payment before shipment and the scheduled mid-November 2026 delivery in Yokohama. No further orders between the two companies have been announced.

Source: Blockonomi