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UPDATE: SoftBank, Foxconn to manufacture AI data center equipment in Lordstown in new partnership
Foxconn, in partnership with Japanese-owned SoftBank, will be building AI data center equipment within the former Lordstown GM Assembly plant. Reuters first reported the news on Monday. The work will be, as 21 News has previously reported, part of the Stargate project to build up to 16 artificial intelligence data centers across the US.
LORDSTOWN, Ohio (WKBN) — Foxconn on Monday confirmed future plans for the Lordstown plant. Foxconn Chairman Young Liu told ...
A Trumbull County commissioner says he anticipates between 1,600 and 2,000 people to be employed at the former GM Lordstown ...
Foxconn was supposed to produce a variety of EVs under contract at the Ohio facility, but it has now sold the plant to a ...
Taiwanese tech giant Foxconn has sold the former GM Lordstown assembly plant in Ohio that it bought in 2022 with intentions ...
Components and equipment for data centers will be manufactured at the former General Motors complex in Lordstown.
Foxconn said on Monday it had struck a deal to sell the former Lordstown factory in Ohio for $88 million, saying it planned ...
Staff report Foxconn confirmed Monday that Lordstown will be at the center of its artificial intelligence ambitions. Its chairman, Young Liu, told media outlets that the Taiwanese electronics giant ...
According to Bloomberg, SoftBank had approached Foxconn to get on board with its plan to build data centers and related ...
Foxconn plans to cease production of electric, self-driving tractors at its Lordstown plant for California manufacturer Monarch Tractor.
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