Foxlink Opens First AI Factory in the United States

Jul 17, 2026
Foxlink Group has launched its first AI Factory in Fort Worth, Texas, marking its shift from traditional electronics manufacturing to AI-integrated production. The facility connects GPU computing in Taiwan with robotics and AI systems for industrial automation.

Foxlink Group announced in a press release the official launch of its first AI Factory in the United States, located in Fort Worth, Texas. The facility represents a key step in Foxlink’s transition from a traditional electronics manufacturing services provider to an operator of AI integrated manufacturing sites.

According to the company, the AI Factory model connects advanced computing with production operations. Group affiliate UBILINK manages a large GPU cluster in Taiwan equipped with NVIDIA H100 infrastructure to provide the computing base. SYNC ROBOTIC develops the AI and robotic systems that apply this computing capability directly to factory processes.

The Fort Worth facility is implementing this model in stages across surface mount technology and final assembly, testing, and packaging lines. The company stated that automation driven by AI will improve flexibility and lower changeover costs. The new site is also designed to serve North American customers seeking localized and resilient supply chains.

Foxlink described the Texas AI Factory as the start of a broader plan to deploy connected AI systems across its global manufacturing network.

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