NVIDIA to build its AI supercomputers in the US

2025-04-14 · Publisher : NVIDIA · Domain : Industry 4.0 & 5.0

On 14 April 2025, NVIDIA announces that its Blackwell chips are in production at TSMC in Arizona and that its AI supercomputers will be assembled in Texas with Foxconn (Houston) and Wistron (Dallas).

### Background On 14 April 2025, **NVIDIA** announces that, for the first time, its AI supercomputers will be produced entirely in the US. The chain runs from the chip, made in Arizona, to the complete system, assembled in Texas. ### Key facts - More than **one million square feet** of manufacturing space commissioned to build and test Blackwell chips in Arizona and supercomputers in Texas. - **Blackwell** chips are in production at **TSMC**'s Phoenix fabs; packaging and testing with **Amkor** and **SPIL** in Arizona. - Supercomputer assembly with **Foxconn** in Houston and **Wistron** in Dallas; ramp-up expected within 12 to 15 months. - Goal: up to **$500bn** of AI infrastructure produced in the US over four years. - The plants will be designed with Omniverse digital twins and automated with robots built on Isaac GR00T. ### Why it matters The announcement shows that reshoring is no longer just about wafer fabrication: packaging, testing and assembly of complex systems follow. It also shows NVIDIA using its own digital twin and robotics tools to design and run factories. ### Takeaway An all-American AI manufacturing chain, from chip to rack, designed with the supplier's own digital factory tools.

Tags : Semi-conducteurs, Relocalisation, États-Unis, Usine, Jumeau numérique