Nvidia will work with manufacturing partners to design and build the factory, and for the first time together with the leading manufacturing partners, the company has commissioned more than a million square feet of manufacturing space to build and test NVIDIA Blackwell Chips in Arizona and AI Supercomputers in Texas.
Nvidia Blackwell Chips has begun production at TSMC’s chip plant in Phoenix, Arizona. Nvidia has built a supercomputer manufacturing plant in Texas, with Foxconn in Houston and Wistron in Dallas. Mass production in both plants is expected to increase over the next 12-15 months.
The supply chain of AI chips and supercomputers is complex and requires the most advanced manufacturing, packaging, assembly and testing techniques. Nvidia is partnering with Amkor and Spil for packaging and testing operations in Arizona.
In the next four years, NVIDIA plans to produce up to $500 billion in AI infrastructure in the US through partnerships with TSMC, Foxconn, Wistron, Amkor and Spil. The NVIDIA AI Supercomputer is a new type of data center engine created for the sole purpose of handling artificial intelligence. This is an AI factory, an infrastructure powered by the new AI industry. Dozens of “Gigawatt AI factories” are expected to be built in the coming years.
“We’re looking forward to seeing you in the future,” said Jensen Huang, founder and CEO of Nvidia. “The addition of American manufacturing will meet the incredible demand for AI chips and supercomputers, strengthen our supply chain and increase our resilience.”
Using advanced AI, robotics and digital twin technologies, the company designs and operates facilities including Nvidia Omniverse to create the factory’s digital twin and NVIDIA ISAAC GR00T to build robots that automate manufacturing.
Westa Inc. is investing $20 million in Brownsville Port
Westa Inc., the first tenant of the 118-acre business park at Brownsville Port, is completing the layout of the port’s $20 million facility. Using the port’s maritime access, Westa Inc. will receive grain from the Midwest through barges and strengthen the company’s supply chain operations of high-capacity flour mills and sunflower seed treatment plants to employ 120 people.
Currently, in the final stages of construction, the business park is designed to support the industrial growth of the port’s existing businesses, whilst gathering new opportunities. With its main transport networks and direct connections to international trade hubs, this business park offers an ideal location for businesses looking to optimize logistics and strengthen their global presence.
Nefab is investing in a new engineering center in Austin, Texas
NEFAB, a global provider of sustainable packaging and logistics solutions, is strengthening its US footprint with the opening of a new Engineering Center (NEC) and Customer Experience Center (CEC) in Austin, Texas. This $2.5 million investment supports the regional growth technology, automotive and manufacturing sectors, enhancing local packaging innovation and customer collaboration.
“At NEFAB, we are more than just suppliers. We are partners in packaging innovation,” said Pirjit Sreedharan, Regional Managing Director at Nefab South Central. “With Austin’s new facility, we are developing solutions that enhance our ability to work closely with our customers, reduce costs, reduce environmental impacts, and address the unique challenges of a fast-paced, innovation-driven industry.”
NEFAB Engineering Center (NEC) focuses on rapid development and testing of sustainable industrial packaging solutions. With advanced multi-material prototyping equipment and in-house testing capabilities, the facility accelerates packaging development with the aim of reducing turnaround times for prototypes, samples, and raw material testing from weeks to hours. Customers can work directly with package designers on-site to refine and test solutions tailored to their specific needs.
tmeic invests $65 million in manufacturing in Waller County, Texas
Tmeic Corporation Americas is investing $65 million to build a new, non-disruptive power supply and medium voltage drive manufacturing facility in Waller County. The $368,838 Texas Enterprise Fund (TEF) grant has been expanded to support new facilities that are expected to create 62 jobs.
“The collaboration between Texas and Waller County has helped to drive investment decisions in the region by promoting a professional business environment and a robust manufacturing ecosystem.” “We are deeply grateful for the state and county support for this project, including awards from the Texas Enterprise Fund and reductions in local property taxes.”
“Texas is where the advanced manufacturing and innovation in the energy industry intersects with homes, businesses and the Texas economy,” said Gov. Greg Abbott. A $65 million investment from TMEIC in Waller County, an investment of $65 million will create 62 well-paid jobs for the hardworking Texans. That’s just the beginning. That’s just the beginning. Perhaps thanks to our welcoming, skilled, growing workforce and business environment, we continue to attract job-creating investments from around the world. Congratulations to TMEEC for its commitment to promoting TMEIC. in front. ”
TMEIC offers a comprehensive solution for a wide range of industrial applications, covering automation, motors, solar inverters, and variable frequency drives on a global scale. Headquartered in Tokyo, Japan, TMEIC Corporation was established in 2003 following the merger of the industrial systems division of Toshiba Corporation and Mitsubishi Electric Company.
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