Foxconn plans to take a much larger share of the artificial intelligence server business over the next few years, according to comments from Chairman Young Liu cited by Techub News and attributed to CNBC. Liu said the company is targeting 50% of the global AI server market, a goal that would deepen Foxconn’s role in one of the fastest-growing parts of the hardware supply chain.
He also said Foxconn will expand its manufacturing footprint in the United States and move further upstream in the supply chain to better serve the U.S. market. Liu added that scaling up production in the U.S. would ultimately help reduce manufacturing costs. The expansion comes as Foxconn looks to strengthen its position across the AI infrastructure stack, spanning servers, racks, entire data centers and computing services.
Foxconn plans to capture 50% of the global AI server market in the coming years, Chairman Young Liu said, according to Techub News, citing CNBC.
Liu also said the company will expand its manufacturing footprint in the United States and move further upstream in the supply chain to better serve the U.S. market.
He said that increasing production scale in the U.S. would ultimately help lower manufacturing costs. The expansion comes as Foxconn seeks to strengthen its position in the AI infrastructure supply chain, covering servers, racks, entire data centers and computing services.
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