FuriosaAI Opens Singapore Hub for Asia Pacific Expansion

Oct 19, 2026
FuriosaAI has established a Singapore subsidiary for business development, sales and technical support as it expands deployment of its RNGD AI inference platform.

FuriosaAI has established a Singapore subsidiary to support commercial deployment of its RNGD AI inference platform across Asia Pacific, as detailed in a company blog post. FuriosaAI Singapore Pte. Ltd. will handle regional business development, sales and technical support.

Addison Chi, vice president of Asia Pacific sales, will lead the office and oversee hiring for commercial and technical support roles. The company plans to work with enterprises, governments, cloud providers and infrastructure partners across Southeast Asia and the wider region.

RNGD entered mass production in January 2026 and supports inference for large language, multimodal and agentic AI models. FuriosaAI says a server with eight RNGD cards operates within a 3 kW power limit and can use air cooling in conventional data centers. Samsung SDS and LG AI Research are among the platform's enterprise customers.

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