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18.04.25 - 00:06
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US manufacturing surge: Foxconn′s NAM board role amplifies strategic ambitions (Digitimes)
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US President Donald Trump has introduced a series of policies designed to revitalize American manufacturing and attract industries such as semiconductors to return to the US. While Taiwanese manufacturers have long pursued global diversification, recent policy shifts have crystallized the notion that establishing production facilities within the US represents the most prudent and secure course of action in today's geopolitical climate....
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17.04.25 - 10:06
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Taiwanese tech leaders shift to US production, betting on automation (Digitimes)
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Amid rising geopolitical tensions, Taiwan's leading tech manufacturers, including Foxconn, Quanta, Wistron, Wiwynn, and Inventec, are accelerating investments to expand production in the US. However, with higher labor costs and tougher regulations in the US, these companies are turning to advanced automation to stay competitive and maintain operational efficiency....
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17.04.25 - 05:06
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Taiwan′s AI server supply chain strains under pressure as TSMC expands US commitments (Digitimes)
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Taiwan's tech giants are grappling with rising costs and logistical hurdles as they follow TSMC into the US, responding to pressure from Washington to localize advanced semiconductor manufacturing. While TSMC pushes forward with its Arizona fabs, Taiwanese server makers—including Foxconn, Quanta, Wistron, Gigabyte, and Asus—are facing high setup costs, labor shortages, and union negotiations as they ramp up their US operations....
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16.04.25 - 01:15
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Apple Ships US$2B Worth of iPhones from India to US in Mar, Record High (AAStocks)
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Apple's (AAPL.US) main suppliers in India, Foxconn and Tata, shipped nearly US$2 billion worth of iPhones to the United States in March, setting a record high, according to foreign media reports citing customs data.Concerned about higher costs from Trump's tariffs, Apple has stepped up production in India and chartered c......
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15.04.25 - 20:00
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Apple airlifted iPhones worth $2bn from India in March as Trump tariffs loomed (The Guardian)
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Tech giant stepped up production and chartered cargo flights with at least six jets to ensure sufficient inventoryApple's main Indian suppliers Foxconn and Tata shipped nearly $2bn worth of iPhones to the United States in March, an all-time high, as the US company airlifted devices to bypass Donald Trump's impending tariffs, customs data shows.The smartphone maker stepped up production in India and chartered cargo flights to ferry 600 tons of iPhones to the United States to ensure sufficient inventory in one of its biggest markets based on concern that the US president's tariffs would push up costs. At least six cargo jets were used in the operation, which one source described as a way to “beat the tariffs”. Continue reading......
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15.04.25 - 06:48
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Nvidia: Bauen KI-Technik für 500 Milliarden Dollar in den USA (Cash)
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- Der Chipkonzern Nvidia will in den kommenden vier Jahren nach eigenen Angaben KI-Technik im Wert von bis zu 500 Milliarden Dollar in den USA produzieren. In Texas würden dafür zwei Supercomputer-Fabriken gemeinsam mit asiatischen Auftragsfertigern gebaut: mit Foxconn in Houston und mit Wistron in Dallas. Die Massenfertigung dort solle in 12 bis 15 Monaten beginnen, teilte Nvidia mit. Unterdessen sei die Produktion von Chips für Training und Betrieb von Software mit Künstlicher Intelligenz mit dem taiwanischen Halbleiter-Riesen TSMC in Arizona angelaufen....
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15.04.25 - 05:06
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Tariff storm brews over PCB trade as Foxconn subsidiary delivers record 1Q (Digitimes)
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Taiwan's PCB industry delivered unexpectedly strong first-quarter results in 2025, defying seasonal norms. However, growing uncertainty over US President Donald Trump's shifting tariff agenda is sparking concern that the consumer tech recovery could falter in the second half, potentially dampening demand for upcoming device launches. Upstream suppliers are bracing for volatility....
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15.04.25 - 00:30
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Taiwan′s satellite dreams stumble as Foxconn plugs into global LEO networks (Digitimes)
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Taiwan's ambition to build its own low-Earth orbit (LEO) satellites for strategic autonomy is hitting roadblocks, with experts questioning the feasibility of a small-scale, isolated system. Meanwhile, Foxconn, the island's tech giant, is quietly advancing its role in the global LEO ecosystem, supplying user terminals (UTs) to major players like Eutelsat OneWeb and exploring applications from maritime to autonomous vehicles....
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14.04.25 - 21:36
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Nvidia To Build $500 Billion AI Infrastructure In US In the Next Four Years (Benzinga)
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Nvidia Corp. (NASDAQ: NVDA) is expanding U.S. chip production with a $500 billion AI infrastructure plan. Partnering with Foxconn, Wistron, TSMC, and others, Nvidia is building supercomputers and Blackwell processors in Arizona and Texas. The initiative is expected to boost domestic manufacturing, create thousands of jobs, and power next-gen AI data centers known as "AI factories."
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14.04.25 - 17:01
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Nvidia Announces "Engines Of World′s AI Infrastructure" Will Be Built In America For First Time (ZeroHedge)
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Nvidia Announces "Engines Of World's AI Infrastructure" Will Be Built In America For First Time
President Trump's 'America First' agenda - more specifically, the revival of domestic critical supply chains to reinforce hemispheric defense - scored a massive win this morning as Nvidia announced plans to design and build AI supercomputer factories in the United States for the first time.
Nvidia outlined new initiatives aimed at strengthening America's chip manufacturing sector:
Nvidia is localizing AI chip and supercomputer manufacturing in the U.S. for the first time, partnering with TSMC, Foxconn, Wistron, Amkor, and SPIL.
Over 1 million square feet of manufacturing space has been commissioned for Blackwell chips and AI supercomputers in Arizona and Texas.
Mass production of these chips is expected within 12–15 months.
Total AI infrastructure by Nvidia could total $500 billion over the next four years.
"Tens of 'gigawatt AI factories' are expected to...
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