SuperX Adds Model as a Service to Singapore AI Centre

Sep 30, 2026
SuperX introduces AIIC 2.0, adding locally hosted model access through an API at its AI Innovation Centre in Singapore. The service initially supports GLM-5.3.

SuperX introduced AIIC 2.0 in a press release, adding Model as a Service to its AI Innovation Centre in Singapore. Customers can access models already deployed at the centre through an API without operating the models themselves.

The service initially supports the open weight GLM-5.3 model. SuperX said additional open weight models could be added after technical and compliance reviews.

Models hosted at the centre process customer data and inference requests within Singapore. Inputs and outputs are not sent to model developers. Organizations can also monitor usage and manage access, quotas, and costs across users and departments.

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