SuperX AI Technology Says SuperX Optical Communications Completes Business Registration And Full Capital Contribution To Launch JV Agreement

SuperX AI Technology Limited (NASDAQ: SUPX ), a NASDAQ-listed full-stack AI infrastructure solutions provider, announced that SuperX Optical Communications Pte.

Ltd., a Singapore joint venture jointly established by SuperX, a Singapore subsidiary of Suzhou TFC Optical Communication Co., Ltd. and APEX VERVE LIMITED, has completed business registration and full capital contribution, marking the official launch of the joint venture agreement.

The joint venture entity has a registered capital of SGD 2 million.

SuperX holds a 45% equity stake, TFC's Singapore subsidiary holds 35%, and APEX VERVE LIMITED holds the remaining 20%.

The company adopts a multi-party collaborative board governance structure, with each party appointing directors to jointly participate in R&D, operation and market planning.

Leveraging complementary resources in AI server, optical device manufacturing and regional channel networks, the joint venture's business covers all global markets excluding Chinese Mainland, Hong Kong and Macao.

Enabled by integrated technologies from all parties, the joint venture has rolled out two self-developed silicon-photonics optical modules: XOC 800G OSFP and XOC 1.6T OSFP.

Both adopt silicon-photonics integration solution based on 1310nm CW laser light source, supporting a transmission distance of up to 500 meters over single-mode fiber, complying with OSFP MSA Rev.5.0 and CMIS Rev.5.1management interface standards.

Tailored for high-speed computing scenarios of 800G and 1.6T respectively, they support mainstream Ethernet and InfiniBand protocols to meet the high-speed interconnection demands of AI supercomputing clusters.

Overseas AI infrastructure is undergoing rapid expansion.

Overseas investment in AI infrastructure is projected to exceed USD 470 billion in 2026, driving sustained surging demand for 800G and 1.6T high-speed optical interconnects.

SuperX has independently developed AI servers with liquid cooling, HVDC power supply and modular machine solutions, serving AI projects across Europe, the U.S., the Middle East and Southeast Asia.

However, externally sourced optical components have created bottlenecks in adaptation, delivery and cost, restricting the company's capacity to deliver integrated turnkey solutions.

The joint venture platform will introduce TFC's mature mass-production technologies for high-speed optical devices, silicon photonics and Co-packaged Optics (CPO), developing customized optical interconnect products for SuperX's AI server and launching one-stop computing cluster solutions.

The self-developed 800G and 1.6T silicon-photonics transceivers will feature deep compatibility with NVIDIA's new-generation CPO, creating differentiated market competitiveness.