- Multi-year contract valued in the tens of millions of dollars expands Gorilla's deployed technology footprint with one of Asia-Pacific's largest criminal investigation bureaus - - Repeat national-security win further solidifies Gorilla's position as a leader in AI-powered intelligence and mission-critical infrastructure across Asia - Taipei, Taiwan - (Newsfile Corp. - September 22, 2026) - Gorilla Technology Group Inc. (NASDAQ: GRRR) ("Gorilla" or the "Company"), a global solution provider in Security Intelligence, Network Intelligence, Business Intelligence, IoT technology and data centres, today announced that it has secured a significant multi-year contract in Taiwan to expand its technology deployment for the largest criminal investigation bureau of its kind in the Asia-Pacific region. The contract builds on Gorilla's previous successful deployment with the same national-level customer and represents a substantial expansion into next-generation intelligence data integration, AI-powered analytics and accelerated computing infrastructure. The new programme will deliver an advanced analytics architecture designed to bring together large volumes of investigative and intelligence data within a secure, integrated environment. The platform will provide the underlying compute, data integration and analytical capabilities required to process complex information at scale and support faster, more informed investigative workflows. The programme includes additional next-generation GPU infrastructure, including NVIDIA B300 accelerated computing systems, enhancements to the customer's secure IT environment and the deployment of new intelligence integration and analytics capabilities. Gorilla will also provide three years of maintenance, support and ongoing system feature enhancements. The award represents the next phase of Gorilla's relationship with the customer, expanding the Company's footprint from previously deployed mission-critical systems into a broader intelligence and analytics environment. Rather than replacing existing infrastructure, the architecture is designed to build upon and extend the customer's deployed technology estate, creating a scalable foundation capable of supporting increasingly sophisticated analytical workloads as operational requirements evolve. Gorilla believes this expansion is particularly significant because it demonstrates the breadth of the Company's technology platform. While Gorilla has rapidly expanded its position in large-scale AI infrastructure, accelerated computing and data centre programmes, the Company continues to secure substantial projects across national security, public safety and mission-critical government infrastructure. "This is exactly the kind of win that matters to us," said Jay Chandan, Chairman and CEO of Gorilla Technology. "Winning a major national programme is difficult. Being asked to come back, expand what you have built and take on an even larger part of the customer's technology architecture says something very different. It means you have earned trust." "Our AI infrastructure business is scaling rapidly and understandably gets a great deal of attention. But Gorilla is not building a business around racks, GPUs and data centres alone. We are building the intelligence infrastructure that sits on top of them. The real opportunity in AI infrastructure is not simply providing compute. It is turning that compute into mission-critical capability. That means combining accelerated infrastructure with data, analytics, security and software to solve problems at national scale," Chandan continued. Chandan concluded, "That is exactly what this award represents. Alongside the major data centre and AI infrastructure programmes we are winning globally, Gorilla is also securing large-scale national infrastructure programmes for governments and critical institutions. Very few companies can operate across both layers. For us, this is where the market is ultimately heading. Compute is the foundation. Intelligence is where the value is created. Gorilla intends to build both. This award is another validation that we are not simply participating in the AI infrastructure cycle. We are building towards what we believe a real AI infrastructure company should become: deeply embedded, mission-critical and capable of delivering from the underlying compute all the way through to the intelligence layer." Jackie Wang, Country Head, Taiwan, added, "This contract will be deployed from Q4 2026 through Q4 2027 and represents a significant expansion of Gorilla's footprint in Taiwan. What we are delivering goes far beyond additional hardware. We are expanding the intelligence architecture itself by combining accelerated compute, data integration and advanced analytics within a secure environment built for some of the most demanding investigative requirements in the region. Taiwan remains a strategically important market for Gorilla and this programme deepens an already...