(Bloomberg) – Nvidia Corp. Aims to spend several hundred billion dollars to obtain American fleas and electronics over the next four years, the Financial Times reported.
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The chief executive officer, Jensen Huang, told the FT that the latest chips designed by his company, and the servers powered by NVIDIA for data centers, can now be produced in factories based in the United States operated by Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co. and Foxconn Technology Group. He marked a major step in the resilience of the supply chain for the flea manufacturer based in Santa Clara, California, Huang added.
This week organized its GTC Developer conference this week, where Huang, 62, said that his business was finally planning to move manufacturing on the ground. It already uses Arizona Factory of TSMC to help produce some of its highly appreciated graphic processing units, which have become the most essential element for the current Wave of AI.
TSMC actions and other NVIDIA suppliers, such as SK Hynix Inc. in South Korea, increased as a result of the report. In its 2024 annual report, NVIDIA said it had $ 20 billion in new future purchasing commitments on January 28, 2024.
Huang, who met President Donald Trump in January, welcomed the support of the new administration in the artificial development sector in development and told the FT that it was “a phenomenal result for AI in the United States”. He also praised TSMC – the only manufacturer of NVIDIA’s most advanced IA chips – to expand his investment in the United States.
TSMC, the most precious company in Taiwan, and its peers quickly make the United States the absolute priority of their expansion plans, because the Trump administration’s tariff threats prevent the intention of setting up in the country. The CEO of TSMC, CC Wei, announced this month an additional investment of $ 100 billion in the United States, alongside Trump in the White House, and Foxconn works with Apple Inc. to add an AI server assembly site to Texas.
(Updates with additional details of the interview and the NVIDIA GTC)
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