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Mercuria Asia invests in SuperX through convertible note deal By Investing.com
SINGAPORE - SuperX AI Technology Limited (NASDAQ:SUPX) announced today a strategic partnership with Mercuria Asia, the Asia Pacific platform of Mercuria Energy Group, according to a press release statement. Mercuria Asia made a strategic investment in SuperX through a convertible note and warrant subscription agreement. The companies said they will collaborate on global AI infrastructure development, combining energy solutions with AI data center technology. The partnership will focus on AI data center development, power resource allocation, and energy management. SuperX stated the collaboration will support project implementation in Indonesia, Japan, Thailand, and other regions. Dr. Huang Chenhong, Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of SuperX, said the partnership addresses electricity costs and low-carbon compliance challenges in the AI computing power industry. He stated Mercuria's energy network and structured energy solutions will support the company's overseas expansion. Mr. Jin Han, Board Member of Mercuria Group and Chief Executive Officer of Mercuria Asia, said AI infrastructure represents a connection between the global energy system and digital economy. He noted the investment aligns with Mercuria's energy strategy and positioning in the energy ecosystem. SuperX, headquartered in Singapore, provides AI infrastructure solutions including AI servers, 800-volt direct current solutions, and liquid cooling systems. The company serves enterprises, research institutions, and cloud computing deployments globally. Mercuria Asia, based in Singapore, leads Mercuria Energy Group's regional energy trading, investment, and infrastructure activities across Asia Pacific. The Geneva-founded group operates in crude oil, natural gas, power, renewable energy, metals, and carbon markets. The companies stated they will pursue cooperation in energy security and computing infrastructure development. This article was generated with the support of AI and reviewed by an editor. For more information see our T&C.
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SuperX AI Technology, Mercuria Asia Partner on AI Data Centers, Energy Infrastructure
SuperX AI Technology Limited is an artificial intelligence (AI) infrastructure solutions provider. Through its wholly owned subsidiaries in Singapore, SuperX Industries Pte. Ltd. and SuperX AI Pte. Ltd., the Company offers a comprehensive portfolio of proprietary hardware, advanced software, and end-to-end services for AI data centers. The Company's services include advanced solution design and planning, cost-effective infrastructure product integration, and end-to-end operations and maintenance. Its core products include high-performance AI servers, High-Voltage Direct Current, high-density liquid cooling solutions, as well as AI cloud and AI agents. It offers a range of servers consisting of XK1140 Workstation Standard, XK1270 Workstation Ultra, XN9160-B200 standard, XN9160-B300, XN9160-B200, and XN8250. The Company serves institutional clients globally, including enterprises, research institutions, and cloud and edge computing deployments.
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Mercuria Asia, the regional arm of Mercuria Energy Group, has invested in SuperX AI Technology through a convertible note and warrant subscription agreement. The strategic partnership will combine energy solutions with AI data center technology to develop projects across Indonesia, Japan, Thailand, and other Asia Pacific regions, addressing electricity costs and low-carbon compliance in AI computing.
SuperX AI Technology has announced a strategic partnership with Mercuria Asia, securing investment through a convertible note and warrant subscription agreement
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. The Singapore-based AI infrastructure solutions provider will collaborate with the Asia Pacific platform of Mercuria Energy Group to develop AI data center technology across multiple regional markets. This deal represents a significant intersection between the global energy sector and the rapidly expanding digital economy, as companies race to address the mounting power demands of AI computing infrastructure.The partnership positions both companies to tackle critical challenges in AI infrastructure deployment, particularly around power resource allocation and energy management. According to Dr. Huang Chenhong, Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of SuperX AI Technology, the collaboration directly addresses electricity costs and low-carbon compliance challenges facing the AI computing power industry
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. Mercuria's extensive energy network and structured energy solutions will support SuperX's overseas expansion strategy as demand for AI infrastructure solutions continues to surge.The partnership will concentrate on developing AI data centers in Indonesia, Japan, Thailand, and other regions across Asia Pacific
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. This geographic focus reflects the growing demand for computing infrastructure in markets where energy infrastructure must evolve alongside digital transformation. Mr. Jin Han, Board Member of Mercuria Group and Chief Executive Officer of Mercuria Asia, emphasized that AI infrastructure represents a critical connection between the global energy system and the digital economy, aligning with Mercuria's broader energy strategy1
.SuperX brings comprehensive capabilities to the partnership through its portfolio of proprietary hardware and advanced software. The company offers high-performance AI servers including the XK1140 Workstation Standard, XK1270 Workstation Ultra, and XN9160-B200 models
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. Beyond hardware, SuperX provides 800-volt direct current solutions and liquid cooling systems designed to optimize energy efficiency in high-density computing environments1
. The company also delivers AI cloud and AI agents as part of its end-to-end service offering2
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Mercuria Asia, headquartered in Singapore, leads Mercuria Energy Group's regional energy trading, investment, and infrastructure activities across Asia Pacific. The Geneva-founded group operates across crude oil, natural gas, power, renewable energy, metals, and carbon markets
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. This diverse energy portfolio positions Mercuria to provide integrated energy management solutions tailored to the unique demands of AI computing facilities, which require massive amounts of reliable, cost-effective power.The collaboration signals how energy companies are positioning themselves within the AI infrastructure buildout, recognizing that data center power consumption will shape energy demand patterns for years to come. As AI workloads intensify and models grow more complex, the partnership between energy infrastructure providers and technology companies becomes essential for sustainable growth. Watch for how this deal influences project implementation timelines across the targeted Asia Pacific markets, and whether similar energy-tech partnerships emerge as the industry addresses the twin challenges of scaling AI computing power while meeting low-carbon compliance requirements.
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