NVIDIA and its partners are accelerating US supply chain onshoring and AI infrastructure buildout, with plans to produce up to $500 billion of AI infrastructure in America. The network of suppliers and manufacturers now spans 43 states.
Semiconductor Manufacturing Onshoring
Advanced semiconductor production for NVIDIA Blackwell chips is underway at TSMC’s Phoenix, Arizona facility. This marks a major step in bringing the most advanced chip manufacturing and testing back to US soil.
AI Systems Manufacturing Expansion
New dedicated plants for AI supercomputers and systems are advancing with partners. Foxconn is building a state-of-the-art factory in Houston, Texas, to manufacture NVIDIA AI systems including GB300 tray modules, leveraging NVIDIA digital twins and Omniverse for design and validation. Wistron is establishing an advanced assembly and testing facility in Fort Worth, Texas, also designed first as a digital twin using NVIDIA AI and Omniverse technologies. Partner Ecosystem and Job Creation
Additional partners are expanding US capacity:
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Corning is opening new facilities in North Carolina and Texas, creating more than 3,000 jobs for advanced optical connectivity solutions critical to AI.
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Coherent is breaking ground on an expanded Sherman, Texas facility for the world’s first volume 6-inch indium phosphide fab, expected to create 1,000 jobs producing lasers and optical components that connect AI systems.
Other collaborators including Lumentum, Amkor, Vertiv, Schneider Electric, Eaton, and infrastructure specialists are supporting power, cooling, and digital twin solutions for gigawatt-scale AI factories.
2026 Economic Impact
NVIDIA-driven AI demand is projected to contribute $485 billion to US GDP in 2026 while powering AI infrastructure that supports over 100,000 jobs. These include direct roles for electricians, plumbers, HVAC technicians, pipefitters, construction workers, and broader supply chain positions across the ecosystem.
Strategic Vision
NVIDIA founder and CEO Jensen Huang noted that AI is driving a renaissance in American manufacturing, creating hundreds of thousands of plant-based jobs and enabling investment in sustainable energy and grid upgrades. The company emphasizes three factory types: semiconductor fabs, electronics manufacturing plants, and AI factories that convert data into intelligence.
These developments provide high-net-worth investors with measurable data on the scale of US AI infrastructure onshoring, semiconductor supply chain localization, and job creation tied to NVIDIA’s ecosystem partners in key states including Arizona and Texas.