Foxconn Expects Double-Digit Revenue Growth in 2026, Driven by AI Servers and Vera Rubin
Foxconn is a major manufacturing partner for NVIDIA’s AI servers. Its business is expanding beyond components and outsourced consumer-electronics manufacturing into one-stop integration of complete server racks, cooling systems and power supplies. Revenue totaled about NT$8.1 trillion in 2025. Vera Rubin’s higher pricing and computing power make the new platform’s mass production crucial to sustaining growth in 2026.
Foxconn Chairman Young Liu said on March 6 that 2026 revenue could grow by at least 10% year on year, barring major external disruptions. The company showcased Vera Rubin racks and other solutions at NVIDIA GTC on March 16. NVIDIA announced on May 31 that the platform had entered full-scale production, with Foxconn participating in three major product lines: NVL72, HGX NVL8 and RTX Pro 6000.
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The history behind this eventFoxconn’s February Revenue Hits Record as AI Server Demand Fuels Growth
Foxconn is one of the world’s leading electronics manufacturing services providers and has made AI servers and cloud networking products core growth engines in recent years. Data-center expansion driven by generative AI has boosted server demand from customers including NVIDIA, making it an important factor in Foxconn’s revenue, earnings and global capacity planning.
Foxconn reported revenue of NT$595.8 billion for February 2026, a record for the month, driven by strong orders for AI cloud products and servers. The company expects its first-quarter 2026 performance to exceed the average for the same period over the past five years. It also plans to showcase its Vera Rubin AI server solutions at NVIDIA GTC 2026.
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