SuperX AI Technology Discusses Proposed 1GW AI Computing Park with Kazakhstan Prime Minister to Explore Central Asia's Digital Infrastructure Market

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DALIAN, China, June 25, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- Executives of NASDAQ-listed full-stack AI computing infrastructure service provider SuperX AI Technology Limited (NASDAQ:SUPX) met with Olzhas Bektenov, the Prime Minister of Kazakhstan, on the sidelines of the World Economic Forum's Summer Davos in Dalian on June 23. The parties discussed a proposal for the phased construction of a 1-gigawatt AI computing park, which SuperX views as a potential entry point into Central Asia's digital infrastructure market. Kazakhstan has designated 2026 as its Year of Digitalization and Artificial Intelligence. Under the Digital Kazakhstan national strategy, the country is advancing domestic sovereign computing capacity to reduce reliance on foreign hardware and software while building itself into a regional digital hub for Central Asia. Recognizing a substantial shortfall in domestic high-end computing supply, the state investment arm Kazakhstan Invest is actively exploring avenues to expand capacity through foreign investment and partnerships. During the meeting, SuperX expressed interest in a proposed three-year tiered investment and construction roadmap. Under this proposal, a 200-megawatt computing cluster would be targeted for completion in 2027, an additional 300 megawatts in 2028, and a further 500-megawatt capacity expansion in 2029. The conceptual 1-gigawatt national intelligent computing center would be intended to function as a cross-border computing node bridging Europe and Asia. Discussions also touched upon the potential establishment of a tripartite joint working group to oversee land use, energy supply, fiscal and tax policies, and talent development. The Kazakh side has invited SuperX's team to conduct local site-selection surveys to further evaluate the feasibility of the project. Huang Chenhong, Chairman of SuperX, remarked that Kazakhstan boasts exceptional advantages in geopolitics, energy resources, and foreign investment policies, making it a strong potential anchor in the company's global computing network. Leveraging its NVIDIA OEM partnership credentials, liquid cooling and high-voltage direct current (HVDC) solutions, cross-border data compliance framework, and production capacity at domestic and overseas manufacturing bases, SuperX delivers integrated end-to-end software and hardware deployment services that differentiate it from pure hardware vendors. The company proposed that its proven overseas data center operation model could be replicated in Kazakhstan to shorten the project's time‑to‑production cycle.

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