QAI Signs Two Contracts to Supply AI Computing Equipment Worth 48.8 Billion Won

Within One Year of Its Founding, QAI Nears 50 Billion Won in Annual Revenue

QAI said on November 3 that it had recently signed contracts with two South Korean companies to supply equipment dedicated to AI computing. The two contracts have a combined value of approximately 48.8 billion won, and QAI has already received 12.8 billion won in down payments.

Both contract partners are South Korean companies, whose names will not be disclosed in accordance with nondisclosure agreements (NDAs) and the contract terms. The equipment will be used to build infrastructure for high-performance computing, including the training and inference of large-scale AI models.

Founded in November 2025, QAI builds hybrid data centers combining QPUs (quantum processing units), GPUs (graphics processing units), and other technologies. It provides customized hybrid quantum computing solutions by analyzing clients' industry-specific work, data, and existing computing environments. QAI plans to continue expanding its AI infrastructure contracts by combining its data center business with its equipment supply capabilities.

A QAI official said, "Our current order book has already exceeded our full-year revenue target for 2026, and in 2027, when the data center now under construction begins full-scale operations, we expect to achieve both top-line growth and improved profitability."

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