Foxconn is expanding its US server manufacturing capabilities with a $142 million investment in land and facilities in Houston, Texas. The company announced Monday that its subsidiary, Ingrasys Technology USA Inc., has acquired 86.34 acres of land and a 1,011,521-square-foot facility to meet operational demands.
Industry analysts suggest the investment aligns with former President Donald Trump’s “Made in America” policies and addresses growing client demands for localized AI server production. The company is particularly focused on meeting Apple’s server requirements, as the tech giant announced plans in February to invest $500 billion in the US over four years, including new AI server production facilities in Houston.
Foxconn Chairman Young Liu recently indicated that the company’s collaborations with US clients would expand across several states. Despite uncertainty around US tariff policies, Liu remains optimistic about AI server revenue exceeding NT$1 trillion (approximately $31.5 billion) this year, representing more than 50% of the company’s total server revenue.
Foxconn has operated in the US since 1988, making it the company’s first overseas investment destination. Reports indicate that later this year, Foxconn will produce servers in Houston for Apple’s “Private Cloud Compute” system that powers Apple Intelligence, using M-series chips manufactured in Taiwan.
