Foxconn now makes more money from AI servers than from everything else combined
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Foxconn crossing 51% of revenue from AI servers means the world’s largest electronics manufacturer is now primarily an AI infra company, not a consumer device assembler. If you’re in the server or device supply chain, assume priority — and pricing power — will tilt toward AI racks over phones and PCs.
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