According to an official announcement from Powerway Alloy, NVIDIA has recently confirmed that its Vera Rubin platform has officially entered full-scale production. Wang Yongsheng, the Board Secretary of Powerway Alloy, revealed that the company indirectly supplies NVIDIA with key materials through downstream manufacturers. These materials include Boway 19920 high-speed backplane connector components and PWHC985 high-purity oxygen-free copper for thermal management, both of which are integral to NVIDIA's advanced computing solutions.

Earlier, CoolerMaster, one of Powerway Alloy's downstream partners, projected an annual demand of 20,000 tons for these materials. In response, Powerway Alloy has initiated mass production, with the majority of the manufacturing capacity being handled by its Vietnam-based New Material Base. This strategic move underscores Powerway Alloy's commitment to meeting the growing demand for high-performance computing components in the global market.