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12.12.25 - 08:06
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Foxconn pumps US$509M into new Kaohsiung HQ (Digitimes)
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Foxconn signed a development agreement with the Kaohsiung city government on December 12 to advance the Y15 mixed-use project along the city's MRT Yellow Line. The company will invest NT$15.9 billion (US$509 million) to build a new flagship headquarters in the Asia New Bay Area as it deepens its long-term commitments in southern Taiwan....
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12.12.25 - 08:06
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Foxconn expects limited impact from Mexico import tariff (Digitimes)
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The Mexican Senate has approved legislation raising import tariffs up to 50% on countries without free trade agreements with Mexico, affecting nations such as China, India, South Korea, and Thailand. Foxconn's rotating CEO, Kathy Yang, indicated the overall impact on the company is limited....
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12.12.25 - 04:06
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Oracle′s rising debt and capital spending in AI hardware push prompt mixed reactions (Digitimes)
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Oracle's fiscal second-quarter report for 2025 showed increased borrowing and shrinking free cash flow as the company expands from software into artificial intelligence (AI) hardware. The firm's remaining performance obligations (RPO) linked to AI surged to US$523 billion, marking a 438% year-over-year increase and prompting an increase in capex guidance from US$35 billion to US$50 billion for the year. Despite concerns about growing financial leverage, supply chain partners such as Foxconn and MiTAC Holdings maintain confidence, citing steady customer orders and capacity growth....
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11.12.25 - 05:06
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Game console EMS accelerates shift from China as US tariffs persist (Digitimes)
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The game console supply chain is increasingly diversifying manufacturing away from China amid ongoing US tariffs and geopolitical tensions. Key suppliers Foxconn and Luxshare have recently filed factory applications in Bac Ninh, Vietnam, aiming to expand production capacity outside China and reduce tariff exposure for major clients like Sony and Microsoft....
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11.12.25 - 01:00
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FIT eyes Saudi EV charging plant, production starts 2026 (Digitimes)
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Foxconn Interconnect Technology (FIT), a subsidiary of Foxconn, announced on December 9, 2025, that its joint venture Smart Mobility with Saudi Arabia's Saleh Suleiman Alrajhi & Sons has officially broken ground on a manufacturing base at the King Salman Energy Park (SPARK) in Dammam. This marks a new phase for localized EV charging station production in Saudi Arabia....
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09.12.25 - 05:06
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Nvidia GB300 orders lift Taiwan ODMs, fuel strong 2026 outlook (Digitimes)
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Strong demand for Nvidia's GB300 accelerators lifted fourth-quarter 2025 performance for major Taiwanese original design manufacturers. Foxconn, Quanta, and Wistron reported solid November revenue and expect growth to continue into the first half of 2026 as GPU server orders accelerate....
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08.12.25 - 05:06
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Foxconn leads global EMS market with strong AI and Apple momentum (Digitimes)
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According to DIGITIMES' latest EMS/ODM revenue ranking report, Taiwan has a significant dominance in the sector. Taiwanese firms account for 70% of the top 20 EMS/ODM companies, with Foxconn (Hon Hai Precision) maintaining its position as the world's largest contract manufacturer in the third quarter of 2025, driven by growth in artificial intelligence (AI) and its close ties with Apple....
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05.12.25 - 05:12
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Taiwan pushes toward robotics-driven healthcare as Foxconn expands AI applications (Digitimes)
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At the opening day of the Healthcare+ Expo in Taipei, HiMEDt—co-founded by Foxconn and the Industrial Technology Research Institute (ITRI)—held its fourth annual symposium, outlining a new blueprint for healthcare in Taiwan. The event highlighted progress in next-generation hospital information systems, digital-twin-driven multimodal medical models, and real-world applications of collaborative robots....
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02.12.25 - 09:06
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Foxconn′s FII injects US$283 million into Tianjin to strengthen AI supply chain (Digitimes)
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Foxconn Industrial Internet (FII), a Foxconn subsidiary, is continuing to expand its strategic investments in artificial intelligence (AI) compute infrastructure. Foxconn announced on the evening of December 1, 2025, that FII, through its China-based Tianjin subsidiary Fulian Precision Electronics (Tianjin) Co., will inject CNY2 billion (US$282.6 million) into its unit Fulian Cloud Computing (Tianjin) Co., a move aimed at long-term strategic planning....
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02.12.25 - 04:06
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Foxconn becomes critical supplier for both Nvidia GPU and Google TPU AI racks (Digitimes)
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Artificial intelligence (AI) has remained one of the few sectors with sustained global momentum over the past two years, but the underlying architecture of AI computing is shifting. ChatGPT sparked a GPU-led surge driven by Nvidia, while Google's Gemini 3 has redirected attention to AI servers built on its proprietary TPU accelerators....
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30.11.25 - 15:46
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Ein Blick nach Ungarn - Günstige Energie, viele Investitionen und Weihnachtsmärkte ohne Poller in Budapest (Boersentreff)
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US-Präsident Trump hat Ungarn eine Sondererlaubnis zum Bezug von russischem Erdgas und Öl für mindestens ein Jahr gebilligt. Ins Nachbarland Serbien möchte man über die Firma MOL zukünftig auch verstärkt Öl liefern. Ungarn ist neben der Slowakei das einzige EU-Land, das noch Rohöl aus Russland über die Druschba-Pipeline bezieht. Das einzige Atomkraftwerk im Land nahe Budapest, heißt "Paks" und produziert etwa die Hälfte des benötigten Stroms in Ungarn, dieses soll langfristig durch neue Atomkraftblöcke erweitert werden. "Paks II" soll bis 2032 fertiggestellt werden und wird überwiegend durch russische Kredite finanziert, sowie durch den russischen Staatskonzern RosAtom gebaut. Am Beispiel von Ungarn sieht man, Putin möchte Handel treiben und einen gewissen Einfluss in der EU und der Welt besitzen (letzteres wird von China und den USA noch viel intensiver verfolgt, nur ohne einen offenen kriegerischen Konflikt). Nur durch Handel steigt der russische Wohlstand, nicht durch Kriege, dass weiß auch Putin. Einen der günstigsten Strompreise in der EU findet man mit etwa 0,10 Euro je kWh in Ungarn und was stellen wir fest? Deutsche KFZ-Hersteller & Zulieferer wie Audi, Mercedes, BMW und Bosch, sowie chinesische Elektro- & Batteriehersteller wie CATL, BYD und Foxconn bauen in Ungarn neue Fabriken. Der großen Öffentlichkeit ist Orban eigentlich nur wegen seiner Dauerfehde mit der EU-Kommission bekannt. Orban kritisiert aus unserer Sicht zurecht den EU-Dirigismus, welcher uns Bürgern mit Bürokratie und Vorschriften das Leben teurer macht. Vor kurzem ist die Brandmauer im EU-Parlament gefallen, die konservative EVP stimmte zusammen mit rechten Parteien über eine Aufweichung des Lieferkettengesetzes und der EU-Entwaldungsrichtlinie ab. Angesichts der wirtschaftlichen Stagnation in den EU-Kernländern DE und Frankreich, sollte die Politik andere Akzente setzen, in den osteuropäischen Ländern gilt die Devise: Günstige Energie und wenig Bürokratie schafft Arbeitsplätze und damit Wohlstand für den Bürger!
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29.11.25 - 10:30
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Taiwan eyes overseas tech parks to help Taiwan SMEs expand globally (Digitimes)
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Taiwan's tech industry is set for a major transformation in international expansion, amid the ongoing restructuring of global supply chains and geopolitical shifts. In his capacity as chairman of the Taiwan Electrical and Electronic Manufacturers' Association (TEEMA), Hon Hai (Foxconn) chairman Young Liu has pledged to replicate Taiwan's science park model overseas, a bid welcomed by many small and medium-sized enterprise (SME) owners, who hope for swift implementation of such plans....
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