Asian stocks trade mixed as Nvidia jitters persist; Japan, Korea recover
Asian stocks traded mostly higher on Tuesday as investors took a more selective approach to technology shares ahead of Nvidia’s earnings, while softer oil prices offered some relief from geopolitical risks linked to the Iran conflict. The MSCI AC Asia Pacific equity gauge was down around 0.1%, with gains in Japan, South Korea and Australia ...
SuperX AI Technology Limited announced a $38.8 million order from Japanese subsidiary WOODMAN Inc. for NVIDIA B300 GPU-based server clusters in Yokohama, Japan. The project is set for delivery by mid-November 2026, with an initial 20% advance payment made by the Japanese company on August 20, 2026. This marks the first commercial collaboration between the two companies, representing SuperX's expansion into higher-performance GPU computing platforms in the Japanese market.
SuperX, a Singapore-based full-stack AI infrastructure provider, serves global clients with solution design, infrastructure integration, and operations and maintenance services.
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