Foxconn’s Apple revenue share falls below 29% as cloud and networking reaches 51%
Foxconn's revenue mix is shifting structurally from iPhone assembly toward cloud/networking, with AI server demand driving 51% of sales, underscoring accelerating AI hardware capex. In parallel, expectations for TSMC's CoWoS advanced packaging capacity to grow over 50% next year highlights tight AI supply-chain bottlenecks. The news supports AI-linked semiconductor demand while elevating bubble-risk concerns that can raise volatility in AI-exposed equities.
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Foxconn said revenue from Apple has slipped further from roughly 29% in the prior quarter to below 29%, while its cloud and networking business—including AI servers—rose to 51% of sales. The company said the shift will be permanent, unsettling some investors. Separately, the market expects TSMC’s CoWoS advanced packaging capacity to grow by more than 50% next year to meet strong AI-chip demand.