US EditionFoxconn to invest up to $1.37 billion in AI compute cluster, supercomputing centre
- On Monday, Foxconn Technology Group's board of directors approved up to NT$42 billion to expand AI compute cluster and supercomputing centre infrastructure in Taiwan, with investment from December 2025 to December 2026 using its own funds.
- Amid a push to diversify beyond phones, Foxconn Technology Group aims to grow its cloud computing platform and speed development of the Group's three smart platforms.
- Targeted at 100 megawatts, the centre will be built in phases with some planned for Kaohsiung, Taiwan, starting with 20 megawatts then adding another 40, Chairman Young Liu said.
- Profit rose 27% to $1.47 billion in the second quarter of 2025, driven by strong demand for AI servers and sustained iPhone production, Foxconn said.
- Nvidia announced plans to build a massive AI supercomputer in Taiwan with Foxconn Technology Group, TSMC, and the government, while on June 20 Foxconn also revealed new supercomputer manufacturing facilities in Houston.
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The group’s investment will be carried out between December 2025 and December 2026, using its own funds, and one of the objectives is to expand the cloud computing service platform.
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Foxconn to invest up to $1.37 billion in AI compute cluster, supercomputing centre
Taiwan’s Foxconn said its board of directors has approved an investment plan to procure equipment for a AI compute cluster and a supercomputing centre, that will allow it to spend up to NT$42 billion ($1.37 billion).
Foxconn to invest up to $1.37 billion to expand cloud compute services and accelerate AI development
Foxconn's board has approved a $1.37 billion investment plan to build a new AI compute cluster and supercomputing centre. The move aligns with its strategy to enhance cloud services and diversify beyond traditional smartphone manufacturing.
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Taipei TimesHon Hai to invest NT$42 billion in AI computing equipment
Taipei, Oct. 28 (CNA) Hon Hai Precision Industry Co., the largest contract electronics maker in the world, said Monday that its board has approved a NT$42 billion (US$1.371 billion) investment plan to purchase artificial intelligence equipment for a supercomputing center.
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