Foxconn’s AI server unit becomes top revenue driver, taking 51% share in Q2
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Foxconn's results underscore accelerating AI infrastructure demand: its cloud/networking segment (AI servers) rose to 51% of revenue, driving record profit and sales beats. This reinforces near-term optimism around the AI hardware supply chain (notably Nvidia's next-gen racks), but margin pressure and a potential TSMC CoWoS packaging bottleneck temper enthusiasm. Investor focus may stay on hyperscaler capex durability and competitive share shifts in high-end racks.
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Foxconn’s second-quarter results show its cloud and networking business, driven by AI servers, accounted for 51% of revenue for the first time. That surpassed the smart consumer electronics segment, which includes the iPhone, at 29%. Net profit rose 35% year on year to NT$59.97bn (about $1.86bn), a record for a second quarter, on consolidated sales of NT$2.53 trillion, up 41%. First-half net profit climbed 27% to NT$109.89bn, while operating margin improved by 0.6 percentage points to 3.75%.
