Government Officials Attend as AI Server Domestic Mass Production System Officially Launches

SuperX, an AI infrastructure solution provider, held the "Japan Supply Center Inauguration Ceremony" in Osaka on January 30, 2026. This ceremony commemorated the completion of the Global Supply Center in Tsu City, Mie Prefecture, and the launch of mass production of AI servers for domestic and international markets. The event was attended by numerous guests, including local government officials, related organizations, and partner companies.

On the day of the ceremony, a traditional barrel-breaking ceremony and operational launch ceremony were held to celebrate the full operation of the Japan Supply Center. Additionally, presentations were given on facility overview, product portfolio, and one-stop solutions for AIDC (AI Data Centers).

Speeches by guests and barrel-breaking ceremony. From left: Mr. Takeo Kawamura, Mr. Katsuhisa Mita, Mr. Hiroyuki Kakimoto, and all participants in the barrel-breaking ceremony

At the ceremony, guests expressed their expectations for the project. First, Mr. Takeo Kawamura, former Chief Cabinet Secretary, took the stage. He highly praised the rapid establishment of the supply center in Mie Prefecture and mentioned that establishing a "Made in Japan" server supply system in the AI era is extremely significant from the perspective of strengthening Japan's industrial competitiveness and creating employment. He also sent strong expectations and warm encouragement for the future of this project, which combines global technological capabilities with Japan's domestic infrastructure. Next, Mr. Katsuhisa Mita, Osaka Prefectural Assembly Member (former President of the Osaka Prefectural Assembly), shared his thoughts on the role and future prospects of AI servers in the Japanese market following the center's operational launch. "In Japan, where population decline and labor shortages are advancing, AI is becoming an essential social infrastructure. AI servers are not just equipment; they are the core that supports future industrial and social systems. I expect SuperX's Japan-originated AI servers to be utilized not only domestically but also worldwide."

Additionally, Mr. Hiroyuki Kakimoto, Manager of the International Business and Startup Support Division of the Department of Commerce, Labor and Tourism, which oversees corporate attraction and international business in Osaka Prefecture, took the stage. He read a message from Director Hiroyuki Baba, stating: "We sincerely welcome SuperX AI Technology's establishment of a domestic manufacturing base. AI technology is expected to be a growth industry in the future, and we are confident that the operation of this supply center will contribute to the development of AI infrastructure and related industries in Japan."

Many stakeholders attended the venue, showing high interest in the center's production capacity and latest products. During the barrel-breaking ceremony celebrating the start of mass production, participants applauded, and the atmosphere was filled with warmth celebrating this milestone.

Through this event, SuperX demonstrated the establishment of its business foundation in Japan and the official launch of AI server mass production system. Moving forward, using this supply center as a starting point, we will strive to strengthen the supply chain and promote AI solutions to meet domestic and international demand.