Amazon, WiWynn and Wistron expand Texas AI server manufacturing

  • Wistron approved more than $205 million for AI server and networking capacity in the United States and Vietnam, while WiWynn is expanding its Socorro, Texas, facility.
  • WiWynn’s Socorro investment is projected to exceed $1.6 billion; Wistron’s approved projects total approximately $220 million including a Dallas lease.
  • Westport D2 is expected to begin production next year, while Socorro could add nearly 1,000 jobs by the end of 2027.

Wistron and its WiWynn subsidiary are expanding AI server and networking equipment manufacturing across the United States and Vietnam, including WiWynn’s Socorro, Texas, facility and Wistron’s Westport D2 plant. Wistron’s board approved more than $205 million, or approximately NT$6.5 billion, for U.S. and Vietnam facilities and equipment, while a Dallas after-sales-service lease raises total overseas expansion to approximately $220 million, or NT$6.9 billion. Separately, cumulative investment planned for WiWynn’s Socorro server-rack and data-center manufacturing facility is projected to exceed $1.6 billion, with nearly 1,000 advanced manufacturing jobs expected by the end of 2027 and total employment eventually reaching approximately 4,000. The projects reflect sustained demand for domestically produced AI hardware and networking equipment as North American cloud providers expand data-center capacity.

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