Pegatron Poised to Decide on U.S. Factory Location Amid AI Server Production Needs
Pegatron is finalizing its U.S. factory plans, focusing on electricity costs critical for AI server production, with land and labor also key considerations. Its decision is expected soon. Similar expansion efforts by other Taiwanese manufacturers are seen in Texas.
Pegatron, a crucial supplier for tech giants Apple and Dell, is nearing a decision regarding its U.S. factory plans, as confirmed by its president and CEO Kuang-Chih Cheng during a shareholder meeting.
The Taiwanese company is evaluating land, labor, and notably electricity costs, which Cheng identified as pivotal for producing artificial intelligence servers.
Similar to its peers, such as Foxconn, Inventec, and Wistron, Pegatron's potential U.S. expansion could follow the growing trend of Taiwanese manufacturers extending operations to states like Texas.
(With inputs from agencies.)
- READ MORE ON:
- Pegatron
- U.S. factory
- Apple
- Dell
- AI server
- electricity costs
- Taiwan
- Foxconn
- Inventec
- Wistron
Advertisement
ALSO READ
Investor Jitters: Navigating the High-Stakes Gamble in Taiwan
Taiwan's Independence Debate Intensifies Amid Chinese Pressure
US Lawmakers Challenge Hotel Chains' Stance on Taiwan Labelling
Taiwan Lifts Short-Selling Curb Amid Market Stabilization
Cyber Espionage Accusations: Taiwan's Alleged Intrusion
Google News