Wistron Opens $700 Million Texas Plant to Produce Nvidia GB300 Boards and Vera Rubin Platforms
Wistron has opened its first U.S. manufacturing facility in Fort Worth, Texas, beginning production of Nvidia’s GB300 Grace Blackwell Ultra compute boards. The 324,000-square-foot plant marks an investment commitment of approximately $700 million.
The facility is also establishing a dedicated manufacturing cell for the upcoming Vera Rubin Superchip, with Wistron targeting tens of thousands of boards per month by year-end. The expansion advances Nvidia’s broader strategy to produce up to $500 billion in AI infrastructure within the U.S. alongside partners including Foxconn, TSMC and Amkor. While the capacity buildout demonstrates a shift from component procurement to system-level assembly, it reflects supply-chain confidence in sustained demand through the next hardware generation rather than proof of immediate full customer procurement.
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@tradfi*NVIDIA SAYS MAJOR CUSTOMERS ARE ALREADY TESTING VERA RUBIN GEAR *NVIDIA SAYS NEW VERA PROCESSOR IS FASTER THAN AMD'S TURIN *NVIDIA SAYS CHIPS ARE ON SCHEDULE FOR USE IN AI DATA CENTERS $NVDA
@financialjuiceNvidia: Vera Rubin AI Platform on Schedule, Customer Testing Underway $NVDA $AMD
@wallstengineNvidia says major customers are already testing its next-gen Vera Rubin AI systems ahead of deployment. $NVDA also said the new Vera CPU outperforms AMD’s Turin and that the platform remains on schedule for rollout in AI data centers.
@stockmktnewzNVIDIA JUST CONFIRMED ITS NEXT-GEN CHIPS ARE ON SCHEDULE, AND MADE A DIRECT COMPARISON TO AMD IN THE SAME BREATH Nvidia $NVDA says its chips remain on track for use in AI data centers. The company also says its new Vera processor is faste
@firstsquawkNVIDIA'S VERA RUBIN AI PLATFORM IS ON TRACK AS CUSTOMER TESTING BEGINS. MAJOR CLIENTS ARE NOW TESTING THE VERA RUBIN PLATFORM, WITH CHIPS SET TO BE DEPLOYED IN AI DATA CENTERS AS PLANNED. NVIDIA CLAIMS ITS NEW VERA PROCESSOR IS QUICKER THAN
@cnbcNvidia details its next-generation Vera CPU for AI, setting up challenge to AMD and Intel
@stocksavvyshay$NVDA says its next-generation Vera Rubin platform remains on schedule with major customers already testing the hardware. The company also claims its new Vera CPU is faster than $AMD Turin processor
@amir👀Nvidia says it will be able to produce up to 1,000 Vera Rubin racks ~PER DAY~ If it does, that would generate >$630B in revenue per quarter for Nvidia & manufacturing partners
@polymarketmoneyBREAKING: Nvidia declares Vera Rubin remains on schedule, with major customers already testing it.
@businessNvidia, the semiconductor company at the heart of the artificial intelligence boom, said that its latest chip designs are making their way to customers and will help solidify its leadership in the industry.
@stockmktnewzNvidia $NVDA just posted this "NVIDIA Spectrum-6, a 102.4-terabit-per-second Ethernet switch built for the Vera Rubin platform, is now arriving across the world's gigascale AI factories." Here are the companies Nvidia listed as being some
@stocksavvyshay$NVDA says its 102.4 Tbps Spectrum-6 switch for Vera Rubin is rolling out across gigascale AI factories with $CRWV, $MSFT, $NBIS, $SPCX and $TSLA among the first adopters. Its co-packaged optics architecture pressures traditional pluggable
@gavinsbakerInteresting report from @theinformation that Nvidia will be able to make 1000 Vera Rubin racks per day, which is $630b per quarter. Actually a little hard for me to believe and haven’t checked the math, but wow if true. And Vera CPU racks
@melvininvestsThis is WILD! Nvidia just revealed a manufacturing target so big it implies quarterly revenue bigger than the entire company generates today (Save this). Andrew Bell, Nvidia's senior vice president of hardware engineering, said the roughl
@photoncapWistron has opened its first U.S. manufacturing facility, a 324,000-square-foot plant in Fort Worth, Texas. It is producing NVIDIA GB300 Grace Blackwell Ultra systems and preparing a separate manufacturing cell for the upcoming Vera Rubin S
@nvidiaThe AI era runs on servers. More of those servers are built in Texas. Today, NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang joined Wistron Chairman Simon Lin in Fort Worth to open Wistron’s first U.S. facility, producing Grace Blackwell compute boards, with Vera
@nvidianewsroomNVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang joined Wistron Chairman Simon Lin as Wistron opened its first U.S. facility in Texas, producing the GB300 Grace Blackwell Ultra Superchip. We’re proud to partner with Wistron as its global expertise strengthens U.S.