The Latest Breaking News from Foxconn

Nvidia announced plans to make artificial intelligence supercomputers in the U.S. with its partners. Nvidia stock was little changed on Monday.

To avoid looming U.S. tariffs and strengthen supply chain resilience, Nvidia is partnering with TSMC, Foxconn, Wistron, Amkor, and SPIL to localize production of its AI servers and chips in the U.S.

In a major shift, NVIDIA is building AI supercomputers in the United States. Production is expected to ramp up over the next 12-15 months.

600 tons of iPhones have been airlifted from India to the US, in Apple's strategic response to trade challenges

This should hold off price rises for a little while.

If you've heard of Foxconn, it's probably because of the iPhone. Officially known as Hon Hai Technology Group, the Taiwan-based firm is the world's largest electronics manufacturer, building everything from Apple's ubiquitous smartphone to Amazon Kindles and Nintendo Switches. Now, it wants to sell you an electric vehicle.

Trump’s tariff rate on China now totals at least 104%, yet Chinese markets rose slightly on the promise of support from Beijing.

Taiwan's stock market suffered its worst-ever single-day drop after the U.S. announced a 32% tariff on Taiwanese goods and signaled potential duties on semiconductors, triggering panic selling of TSMC and Foxconn.

Nissan and Honda's initial merger attempt may have collapsed, but that doesn't mean the two auto firms are walking away from the table. The shape and extent of future collaborations are still to be determined, but Nissan executives want to make one thing clear.

Tesla’s sales decline may give its rivals a natural advantage, but General Motors and Hyundai aren’t looking for an easy win. Instead, they’re doubling their EV efforts and even teaming up for future models. The race for EV dominance is more than outpacing Tesla; it’s about keeping up with Chinese…

Foxconn is apparently on the verge of designing and manufacturing electric vehicles for two unspecified Japanese companies. The Taiwanese electronics maker has expressed interest in cooperating with Nissan, but Foxconn chairman Young Liu did not mention which companies are being considered.