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GPU sourcing for AI infrastructure

We source hard-to-find GPUs and deliver servers for your workload — with warranty

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GPU Accelerators

SXM5 and PCIe: H100, H200 with HBM3e

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AI Servers & Racks

HGX 8-GPU platforms with NVLink

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Chip Comparison

FP8/FP16 TFLOPS and chip TCO

Automation

BOM Upload

BOM in XLS/CSV: lot matching

Engineering support

H100 SXM or H200 NVL — we help you choose for your workload

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Contract execution protocol

Every step under control: from first inquiry to equipment acceptance

01

RFQ and specification intake

Send your GPU and server list, cluster configuration, cooling requirements and delivery timeline

02

Technical and EUS audit

We verify the end user (End-User Statement), BIS requirements and order allocations

03

Quota and pricing lock

We sign the MSA, lock the batch price and reserve the assembly line slot

04

Singapore escrow account

Funds held in DBS/OCBC escrow until acceptance at Changi FTZ Lab, then air freight with temperature control

Delivery geography

We deliverworldwide

Six delivery regions — from Singapore and Hong Kong to the US and Europe

Americas

EMEA

Asia-Pacific

Russia

Subject to compliance approval

Kazakhstan

Belarus

Subject to compliance approval

Transaction security — from inquiry to acceptance

Four mechanisms covering sanctions, payment and logistics risks of every supply

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ITAR & BIS screening

We screen servers and chips against US BIS requirements — your company stays sanctions-free

02

End-User Statement (EUS)

We document the end user and purchase purpose — you're protected from secondary sanctions

03

DBS & OCBC escrow

Funds are released to the supplier only after physical acceptance of the batch at Changi port

04

OEM Chain of Custody

Digital batch passport: from factory to your rack — every movement documented

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