AGM Group Advances AI Inference Strategy, Storage Integration and Server Deliveries
Key Highlights
- ➤Mass production and deliveries of all-flash servers commenced September 3, 2026
- ➤AGM Group (AGMH) plans AI inference and agent-focused server product adaptations
- ➤AGM Group (AGMH) targets customer validation, confirmed orders and expanded product deliveries
- ➤AGM Group (AGMH) intends to add deployment support, performance tuning and technical services
- ➤Plans do not constitute quantitative revenue or profit guidance
Expert Statements
Bo Zhu, Chief Executive Officer of AGM Group Holdings Inc.
“As AI moves from model development into enterprise applications, customers are paying closer attention to deployment costs, data access efficiency and the operational stability of the overall infrastructure. We aim to apply AGM’s hardware engineering experience to these specific needs and provide customers with practical solutions that span storage chip selection, system design and product delivery.”
Bo Zhu, Chief Executive Officer of AGM Group Holdings Inc.
“Our next priorities are customer validation, conversion of opportunities into confirmed orders and delivery execution. As server sales and related services develop, we aim to increase the revenue contribution from our AI business and provide investors with greater visibility into our business direction and growth potential through verifiable commercial progress.”
NEW YORK, Sept. 30, 2026 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- AGM Group Holdings Inc. (NASDAQ: AGMH, “AGM Group” or the “Company”) today outlined its business development plans for AI inference and AI agent applications. Building on its previously disclosed storage chip procurement plans and the commencement of mass production and deliveries of all-flash servers, the Company intends to advance product adaptation for specific applications, customer validation and expanded product deliveries to expand revenue opportunities from AI infrastructure hardware sales and technical services.
On February 5, 2026, the Company announced a strategic procurement initiative for enterprise-grade NAND flash memory and associated controller chips to support the development of its AI all-flash storage servers. On September 3, 2026, it disclosed that mass production and deliveries of all-flash servers had commenced. The current business priorities focus on further applying these supply chain and systems engineering capabilities to enterprise AI deployment scenarios.
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