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Foxconn moves to 50 percent market share in Nvidia AI server racks amid Rubin platform transition
Monday, January 5, 2026 at 01:34 PM
Foxconn is expanding AI server production capacity to meet high demand from CSPs like Amazon AWS, Microsoft, and Google. The company is transitioning from GB300 production to pilot production of the Vera Rubin platform. Foxconn's market share for Nvidia AI server racks is projected to reach 50% this year, supported by a new smart manufacturing facility in Houston that utilizes Nvidia's humanoid robotics for server assembly.
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Foxconn is consolidating its dominance in AI infrastructure, with its share of Nvidia AI server racks projected to reach 50% this year. Driven by massive demand from Meta, Google, Oracle, and Microsoft, the company’s cloud networking division now accounts for 42% of revenue, officially overtaking the iPhone as its primary growth engine. AI server revenue surpassed 1 trillion yen through the third quarter of 2025 as the group aggressively scales capacity to resolve persistent supply shortages.
The company is currently operating at full capacity for GB300 platforms while transitioning to the next-generation Vera Rubin architecture, which entered mass production following CES 2026. To maintain its lead, Foxconn is integrating Nvidia-driven humanoid robots into smart factories to boost margins and scale production for Amazon and other providers by late 2025. This shift cements Foxconn’s pivot from a consumer electronics assembler to a critical linchpin in the global AI supply chain.
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