Megaspeed affiliate purchased AI equipment worth over $4.8 billion, or 6.5328 trillion won
Original headline메가스피드 관계사, AI 장비 48억달러·6조5328억원 이상 구매했다
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A Malaysian company tied to Singapore data center operator Megaspeed bought more than $4.8 billion (about 6.53 trillion won) of Nvidia-chip-equipped AI hardware between June 2024 and February 2026, according to trade records from ImportGenius reported by The New York Times. The figure covers complete AI systems such as servers, not just Nvidia chips, and reflects equipment transaction value rather than Nvidia's direct revenue or Megaspeed employee earnings. The disclosure matters because it quantifies the scale of AI infrastructure spending flowing through a single Megaspeed-linked buyer, a useful signal for gauging demand tied to Nvidia's supply chain. What to watch next is whether further trade records or company disclosures confirm the purchases and clarify how much of the total reflects Nvidia silicon versus assembled hardware.
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