Goworld and Goldenmax deny Nvidia supply-chain rumors after stock surges

  • Goworld and Goldenmax denied rumors linking products to Nvidia or Huawei supply chains.
  • Goworld's 800G and 1.6T optical PCBs remain in R&D without scaled supply or revenue.
  • Goldenmax's high-speed laminates remain in sampling, while both stocks breached volatility thresholds.

Goworld and Goldenmax International jointly rejected online claims that their products had entered Nvidia or Huawei supply chains after sharp share-price gains triggered abnormal-trading warnings on Sept. 13. Goworld said it has no products supplied to Nvidia and that its 800G and 1.6T optical-module companion PCBs remain in follow-up research and development, without scaled supply or revenue. Goldenmax said it has never contacted or cooperated with Nvidia or Huawei, has identified no AI-server or computing-power applications, and that its high-frequency, high-speed copper-clad laminates remain in laboratory development or customer sampling. Goworld's closing-price deviation exceeded 20% over two consecutive trading days, while Goldenmax reached 20% over Sept. 10 and 11. The announcements highlight the gap between AI-infrastructure market speculation and the companies' disclosed commercial progress.

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