COMPUTEX Drives Business Opportunities! Multiple Distribution Contracts Signed, Over 100 Buyers Engaged - INFINITIX Accelerates APAC Market Expansion

TAIPEI, Taiwan – May 28, 2025 — INFINITIX, a leading brand with years of expertise in AI infrastructure and GPU resource management, made a significant impact at COMPUTEX 2025. The company successfully secured a distribution partnership with VSTECS, one of Southeast Asia's top three IT product distributors, expanding its reach into Thailand and Malaysia. During the exhibition, INFINITIX also conducted business negotiations with over 100 domestic and international clients, generating estimated potential opportunities worth NT$200-300 million. This COMPUTEX showcase allowed INFINITIX to demonstrate its cutting-edge AI computing resource scheduling technology and reinforce its Asian market expansion strategy, drawing considerable attention across the industry.

According to INFINITIX CEO Wen Yu Chen, this year marked the company's first-time independent exhibition at COMPUTEX, with booth sizes expanding annually alongside the company's growth in recent years. Their flagship product 'AI-Stack' serves as a comprehensive AI infrastructure management platform designed to eliminate GPU resource bottlenecks that enterprises encounter throughout AI development and deployment. This market-leading technology drew substantial crowds, keeping the booth consistently packed throughout the event. INFINITIX also unveiled the newly upgraded version of AI-Stack at COMPUTEX, introducing four core modules: 'ET, MaaS, GaaS, and TaaS,' which collectively support the entire AI lifecycle from training and deployment to commercialization. By seamlessly integrating into every stage of AI development, it provides a one-stop AI platform service that delivers a comprehensive developer experience. The launch of this advanced technology garnered significant market attention, generating substantial potential business opportunities.

“We place great importance on the development of the Southeast Asian market,” Wen Yu Chen emphasized. INFINITIX has been actively expanding across Asian markets in recent years, and beyond its presence in Korea and Japan, the company is strategically positioning itself in Southeast Asian markets including Thailand, Malaysia, and Singapore. The partnership with VSTECS in Thailand and Malaysia significantly strengthens the sales network throughout Southeast Asia. With VSTECS being a pivotal distributor for technology product channels and technical solutions across Southeast Asia, this strategic alliance with INFINITIX will expedite the development of the region's AI infrastructure market.

The comprehensive AI infrastructure management platform 'AI-Stack' has been extensively deployed across multiple industries, including finance, semiconductors, healthcare, and manufacturing. INFINITIX has also engaged in the Ministry of Digital Affairs' 'Industrial Software Infrastructure and Digital Service Enhancement Program,' working together to establish AI computing power pools. As ESG principles have gained prominence in recent years, computing resource management technology has become increasingly valued. Through AI-Stack's computing power monitoring and optimization capabilities, enterprises can significantly reduce both computing hardware costs and carbon emissions, while incorporating carbon accounting and energy monitoring to deliver sustainable business value for customers.

INFINITIX COO Tsung Yi Chen stated that INFINITIX is not only a globally rare Solution Advisor certified partner by NVIDIA, but its "AI-Stack" has also garnered dual honors: the 2025 COMPUTEX "Best Choice Award — Computer & System Category" and the "AI Award Best Solution - Excellent" from the Taiwan Artificial Intelligence Association (TAIA). Through continuous innovation and upgrades, INFINITIX further solidifies its leading market position. In the future, INFINITIX will continue to cultivate the Asian market, enabling more enterprises to recognize and adopt AI-Stack, and together forge a new benchmark for AI infrastructure.