Wistron opens $700M Nvidia chip plant in Texas

Wistron opened a $700 million manufacturing facility in Fort Worth, Texas dedicated to producing Nvidia superchips. The site is already producing GB300 systems and will move to Vera Rubin superchips next.

Why it matters: This adds to the wave of AI chip manufacturing capacity being built on US soil, reducing reliance on Taiwan-based assembly for Nvidia's flagship systems. It complements TSMC's Arizona fabs and signals contract manufacturers are following Nvidia's product roadmap (GB300 to Vera Rubin) directly onto US ground.