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Furiosa AI Establishes Singapore Subsidiary…Launches Full-Scale APAC Operations

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Furiosa AI Builds Asia-Pacific Sales and Technical Support System in Line with RNGD-Based AI Inference Infrastructure Commercialization Expansion
 
Furiosa AI has established a local subsidiary in Singapore and is advancing its AI inference infrastructure business expansion in the Asia-Pacific region. The company is building a regional customer and partner support system in line with the accelerated global commercialization of its second-generation AI inference accelerator RNGD.
 
Furiosa AI announced on the 11th that it has established a Singapore subsidiary, 'FuriosaAI Singapore Pte. Ltd.'

The Singapore base will oversee business development, sales, and technical support for the Asia-Pacific region, and will be responsible for expanding cooperation with regional enterprises, governments, cloud service providers, and infrastructure partners, including Southeast Asia.

The base will be led by Addison Chi, VP of APAC Sales, and the company stated that it plans to continuously hire local personnel to establish a system capable of providing end-to-end support from initial technology verification to commercial deployment.
 
With the establishment of this subsidiary, Furiosa AI's overseas bases have increased to three locations.

Previously, in addition to its Seoul headquarters, the company maintained bases in Silicon Valley, USA and Lisbon, Portugal.

The company stated that it is supplying RNGD to major domestic and international customers such as Samsung SDS and LG AI Research Institute, while also expanding partnership cooperation in European, Middle Eastern, and US markets.
 
RNGD is a data center AI accelerator designed for highly efficient inference across diverse workloads including large language models (LLMs), multimodal models, and agentic AI, with mass production commencing in January 2026.

The NXT RNGD server, equipped with eight RNGD cards, operates at approximately 3kW power consumption and can be deployed directly into existing air-cooled data center environments without separate liquid cooling infrastructure, the company stated.
 
Juno Baek, CEO of Furiosa AI, stated, "Through our Singapore base, we will work more closely with regional customers and partners and provide seamless support from technology verification of RNGD through to actual commercial deployment."
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