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AI infrastructure, sourced and delivered worldwide.

Noventraxis Global Limited supplies AI compute and data centre hardware to operators, integrators and enterprises across Asia, the Middle East, Europe and the Americas — backed by compliant cross-border logistics and hands-on technical support.

Headquartered in Hong Kong · Serving 20+ markets · English / 中文 / 日本語 support

Cluster topologyConcept
Conceptual diagram of a spine-and-leaf AI cluster: two spine switches feeding four leaf switches, four racks of GPU compute nodes, and a power and cooling layer beneath.
Illustrative only — every build is specified against your workload, power envelope and floor plan.
20+Markets served
100+Vetted supply partners
72hTypical quote turnaround
24/7Logistics & support desk

Capabilities

Four connected lines of business

One counterparty for equipment, sourcing, movement and support — so your build schedule does not depend on stitching together four different vendors.

AI Infrastructure Equipment

Accelerated compute nodes, AI servers, head nodes and full rack-level configurations specified against your workload and power envelope.

Technology Hardware

Networking, storage, memory, power distribution and thermal equipment — new, factory-sealed and traceable to authorised channels.

Global Supply Chain

Sourcing, allocation management, export/import documentation, freight, bonded handling and last-mile delivery to data centre floor.

Technical Services

Rack-and-stack, burn-in and validation, firmware baselines, spares pooling, RMA coordination and capacity planning.

Portfolio

Equipment we source and integrate

Configurations are built to the customer's specification. Availability, lead times and eligible destinations are confirmed per enquiry.

Compute

  • GPU and accelerator servers
  • Multi-node AI training platforms
  • Inference and edge appliances
  • CPU compute and management nodes

Network

  • High-speed Ethernet switching (100G–800G)
  • InfiniBand fabrics, adapters and cabling
  • Optical transceivers, DAC/AOC
  • Structured cabling and patching

Storage & Memory

  • NVMe all-flash arrays and JBOF
  • Parallel and object storage platforms
  • Enterprise SSD / HDD, server DRAM
  • Backup and archive tiers

Power & Cooling

  • Rack PDUs, busway and UPS
  • Air-cooled and liquid-cooled solutions
  • CDUs, manifolds and rear-door heat exchangers
  • Containment and airflow management

Racks & Facility

  • Standard and high-density racks
  • Pre-integrated, factory-built rack systems
  • KVM, console and out-of-band management
  • Environmental monitoring

Software & Licensing

  • Cluster management and scheduling stacks
  • Virtualisation and container platforms
  • Monitoring and observability tooling
  • OEM support contracts and renewals

AI Rack Platforms

NVL72 rack-scale systems, air and liquid

We supply and deploy rack-scale NVIDIA platforms end to end — GB300 NVL72 and GB200 NVL72 at L11/L12, plus B300 and B200 systems in both air-cooled and direct-to-chip liquid-cooled configurations.

GB300 NVL72 GB200 NVL72 B300 · air / liquid B200 · air / liquid L11 / L12 integration
GB300 NVL72 rack48RU
Three-quarter view of a 48RU liquid-cooled AI rack: top-of-rack management switches, power shelves, compute trays, NVLink switch trays and rear busbar.
36 Grace CPUs and 72 Blackwell Ultra GPUs per rack, 18 compute trays of four GPUs, nine NVLink switch trays, 1,400 A busbar.

GB300 NVL72 — rack specification

  • Form factor48RU rack, 1,150 × 2,547 × 1,719 mm, ≈1,472 kg
  • Compute18 × 1RU compute tray, 4 GPU + 2 Grace CPU each
  • GPUBlackwell Ultra, 279 GB on-die, up to 1,400 W TGP
  • Fabric9 × NVLink switch tray, 57.6 Tbps full duplex
  • Scale-outConnectX-8 SuperNIC, 800 Gb/s per GPU
  • Power in380/415 Vac to 8 × 33 kW power shelf, 6 × 5.5 kW PSU N+1
  • Power out50 Vdc over a 1,400 A busbar, 336 kW rack draw
  • CoolingHybrid: ≥118 kW liquid, ≥18 kW air, front-to-rear
  • CoolantPG25, 117–160 L/min, ≤45 °C in / ≤65 °C out, ΔP ≤19.4 psi
  • CDU optionsIn-row L2L, in-rack L2L, sidecar L2A
  • SafetyUQD blind-mate, leak detection, emergency shut-off
  • ManagementRedfish/RESTful, PMC power telemetry, U-level tracking

Against the GB200 NVL72 generation the same rack envelope delivers roughly 1.5× LLM inference and 1.4× training throughput. GB200 NVL72 remains available where a proven platform is preferred.

B300 / B200 systems

HGX-class 8-GPU servers for teams that scale by node rather than by rack.

  • Air-cooled chassis for existing halls at conventional rack density
  • Direct-to-chip cold plate variants for high-density rows
  • Mixed air/liquid rows where the facility is part-converted
  • Head, storage and management nodes specified alongside

Cooling, supplied with the rack

  • CDU range300–1,500 kW
  • In-row CDUup to 300 kW
  • Centralised CDUup to 1.2 MW
  • Cold plate>20 kW per rack
  • Air cooling4–20 kW per rack

Power, supplied with the rack

  • Modular UPSup to 1.2 MW per cabinet, 0.8 m wide
  • TopologiesUPS, HVDC, integrated power module
  • Distributionsmart busway, PTU, metered PDU
  • Storagehot-swap Li-ion, supercapacitor buffering
Liquid-cooled compute PODup to 920 kW
Render of a liquid-cooled compute POD: a row of sealed rack enclosures with overhead coolant manifolds and three coolant distribution units with monitoring displays at the end of the row.
Single-row POD to 360 kW IT load at pPUE below 1.15; double-row POD to 920 kW at pPUE below 1.20. Prefabricated and factory-tested before shipment.

Platform names and specifications are those of the respective manufacturers, quoted from their published documentation and supplied to Noventraxis customers under OEM white-label agreements. Figures are design values; delivered configuration, availability and eligible destinations are confirmed per project and subject to export control.

Reference Deployment

A 6 MW modular liquid-cooled AI site

Two groups, sixteen 40ft containers, factory-built and commissioned on site — available through our OEM white-label programme and scalable a group at a time.

Site overviewReference design
Annotated site overview of a modular liquid-cooled AI data centre: two groups of eight 40ft IT containers, a dry cooler array, pump skids and CDU modules, substation and transformer yard, control room, fire suppression and spare parts containers, with primary and secondary coolant loops marked in blue and red.
Two 3 MW groups of eight containers each, served by N+1 dry coolers, pump skids and coolant distribution units, behind a 138 kV utility intake with 2N power distribution.
6 MW total IT loadTwo groups of 3 MW
16 × 40ft containers375 kW IT load each
Direct-to-chip liquidClosed loop, N+1 CDUs
138 kV utility intake2N power, UPS & diesel N+1
PUE ≤ 1.25 designWUE ≤ 0.1 L/kWh design
~2.5 acre siteTier III‑equivalent design, 24/7 operation

Supplied under an OEM white-label agreement. The layout is built to a Tier III‑equivalent design and is not certified by the Uptime Institute. All figures are manufacturer design values; delivered performance depends on site, climate, water quality and utility conditions, and is confirmed per project.

Rack & Thermal Design

Density is a power and cooling problem first

Accelerated racks now land well beyond the envelope most halls were designed for. We specify the rack, the power path and the thermal loop as one package, so the equipment we ship can actually run at the density it was bought for.

  • Rack power budget, A/B feed and PDU selection
  • Direct-to-chip liquid, rear-door exchangers or high-density air
  • CDU sizing, manifolds, quick disconnects and leak detection
  • Weight, floor loading and access-route survey
  • Factory pre-integration to cut on-site build time
At a glance
AI compute systemsGPU / accelerator
Networking & interconnect400G / IB
Storage & memoryNVMe / HBM
Power, racks & coolingAir / liquid
Trade & complianceExport control
Deployment & lifecycleOn-site
Rack elevation & coolant loopConcept
Conceptual rack elevation: dual A/B power feeds, six equipment slots with cold plates, rack PDU and manifold, connected by coolant supply and return lines to a coolant distribution unit, with cold-aisle airflow arrows.
Schematic of a liquid-assisted high-density rack. Actual loop design follows the facility's available capacity and water conditions.

Supply Chain

From enquiry to installed capacity

A documented process, one project owner, and full visibility on lead time, landed cost and compliance status at every stage.

Sourcing & delivery networkConcept
Conceptual world map showing Hong Kong as headquarters hub with routes to Singapore, Tokyo and Seoul, Dubai and Riyadh, London and the EU, and North America.
Routing, entity and Incoterms are selected per destination after compliance screening.

Requirement & specification

Workload, power, space and timeline are captured, then translated into a buildable bill of materials with alternates.

Sourcing & allocation

Quotation across authorised channels and vetted partners, with allocation secured against your committed schedule.

Compliance screening

End-user and end-use review, restricted-party screening, classification and licensing checks before any order is placed.

Freight & customs

Air, sea and consolidated shipping with full documentation, insurance, bonded handling and customs clearance.

Delivery & installation

Staging, inbound inspection, rack-and-stack, cabling, power-on and acceptance testing on site.

Lifecycle support

Spares pooling, RMA handling, firmware baselines, expansion planning and end-of-life disposition.

Technical Services

Support that goes past the delivery dock

Hardware arriving on a pallet is not capacity. Our engineering and logistics teams stay engaged through installation, validation and the operating life of the fleet — either directly or alongside your integrator and facility partners.

  • Pre-sales architecture review and configuration validation
  • Factory integration, imaging and burn-in prior to shipment
  • On-site rack-and-stack, structured cabling and power commissioning
  • Cluster bring-up support and acceptance test documentation
  • Regional spares depots and RMA coordination with OEMs
  • Refresh, expansion and decommissioning programmes
Engagement modelsSupply-only · Supply & install · Managed rollout
Commercial termsEXW · FOB · CIF · DDP
DocumentationFull traceability & serial-level records
Quote turnaroundTypically within 72 hours
Project reportingMilestone updates & shipment tracking
LanguagesEnglish · 中文 · 日本語

Commercial terms, lead times and eligible destinations are confirmed per project and subject to applicable export control and sanctions regulations.

Company

Noventraxis Global Limited

Noventraxis is a Hong Kong–based technology trading and services company focused on the equipment layer of AI infrastructure. We operate where three problems meet: getting the right hardware, getting it across borders lawfully, and getting it working on the floor.

Our model is deliberately narrow. We do not try to be a general electronics distributor — we concentrate on AI compute, the network and storage around it, and the power and cooling underneath it, for customers building or expanding real capacity.

Legal nameNoventraxis Global Limited
中文名稱諾維創環球有限公司
HeadquartersHong Kong SAR
SectorAI infrastructure equipment & technical services
Websitenoventraxis.com

Coverage

Where we operate

Sourcing and delivery capability across major data centre markets, with routing and entity structure selected per destination.

Greater ChinaHong Kong · Taiwan · Macau
Southeast AsiaSG · MY · TH · VN · ID
Northeast AsiaJapan · Korea
Middle EastUAE · Saudi Arabia · Qatar
EuropeUK · EU · Nordics
AmericasUS · Canada · LatAm

Availability is subject to compliance screening and applicable trade regulations in each jurisdiction.

Contact

Tell us what you're building

Send a bill of materials, a rough specification, or just the target capacity and timeline. We will come back with availability, lead time and an indicative landed cost.

OfficeHong Kong SAR
HoursMon–Fri, 09:00–18:00 (GMT+8)

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