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Foxconn invests $296 million to expand AI server production in Houston, Texas

Tuesday, March 31, 2026 at 01:11 AM

Foxconn is investing NT$9.4 billion ($296 million USD) to increase capacity for AI server manufacturing at its facility in Houston, Texas. This expansion supports the company's projection of reaching $100 billion in annual revenue from its US operations across 18 states, driven by high demand for AI infrastructure from major hyperscalers.

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Foxconn (Hon Hai Precision Industry Co.) is significantly expanding its U.S. manufacturing presence with a $296 million investment to scale AI server production at its Houston, Texas facility. This move follows a series of strategic acquisitions in the region, including a 1-million-square-foot building and an 86-acre lot. The expansion is designed to meet surging demand from major North American Cloud Service Providers (CSPs) such as Microsoft, Meta, Amazon, and Google, while deepening a critical production partnership with Nvidia. By March 2026, the Houston plant is transitioning from a construction site to a high-tech production node, integrating Nvidia Isaac humanoid robots and Omniverse digital twins to optimize assembly lines. Foxconn expects its AI server revenue to exceed $30 billion this year, with total U.S. operations across 18 states projected to generate $100 billion in revenue. This domestic capacity pivot allows the company to mitigate geopolitical and tariff risks while providing the high-density power and liquid-cooling solutions required for Nvidia's next-generation Blackwell architecture.

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