Nvidia and Foxconn Deepen Partnership to Build AI Factory Supercomputer in Taiwan

Nvidia and Foxconn Team Up to Build AI Factory Supercomputer in Taiwan
Nvidia and Foxconn Hon Hai Technology Group announced on Sunday, May 18, an expansion of their longstanding partnership to develop a state-of-the-art AI factory supercomputer in Taiwan in collaboration with the Taiwanese government. This facility will be equipped with 10,000 Nvidia Blackwell GPUs, delivering AI infrastructure to researchers, startups, and industries across the region.

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Boosting Taiwan’s AI Ecosystem

Foxconn, through its subsidiary Big Innovation Company, will provide the AI infrastructure as an official Nvidia Cloud Partner. The AI factory is designed to significantly enhance AI computing availability, fostering innovation within Taiwan’s technology ecosystem. The Taiwan National Science and Technology Council will leverage this supercomputer to provide AI cloud computing resources to the Taiwan technology ecosystem, accelerating AI development and adoption in various sectors.

Semiconductor manufacturer TSMC plans to utilise the system to advance its research and development capabilities, achieving performance levels far exceeding those of previous-generation systems.

Alliance to Advance AI in Taiwan

“AI has ignited a new industrial revolution — science and industry will be transformed,” said Jensen Huang, founder and CEO of Nvidia. “We are delighted to partner with Foxconn and Taiwan to help build Taiwan’s AI infrastructure, and to support TSMC and other leading companies to advance innovation in the age of AI and robotics.”

“We’re building computing infrastructure to scale the next generation of breakthroughs across Taiwan,” said Young Liu, chairman and CEO of Foxconn. “By building this AI factory with Nvidia and TSMC, we are laying the groundwork to connect people in Taiwan as well as government organisations and enterprises such as TSMC to accelerate innovation and empower industries.”