Foxconn and Nvidia announce the establishment of cutting-edge computing centers
六月清晨搅
发表于 2024-6-6 10:25:49
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Foxconn and Nvidia announce the establishment of cutting-edge computing centers. According to Digitimes, at COMPUTEX 2024, Foxconn Technology Group and Nvidia announced the establishment of advanced computing centers. This facility is centered around NVIDIA GB200 servers and aims to completely transform Foxconn's intelligent manufacturing, electric vehicles (EVs), and smart city platforms.
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