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Wistron's inauguration of its first US smart factory in Fort Worth marks a milestone in its global smart manufacturing strategy and enables domestic production of NVIDIA's GB300 AI superchip

Executive summary: Wistron inaugurated its D1 AI Smart Facility in Fort Worth, Texas, commencing volume production of the NVIDIA GB300 superchip. It establishes the first US-based source for a high‑performance AI chip, reducing reliance on overseas fabs and supporting domestic AI infrastructure growth.

Who is involved: Wistron Corporation, NVIDIA (chip designer), Texas state and local officials, and the facility's workforce.

Likely next: The factory is expected to ramp up output through 2026, with potential qualification for US CHIPS Act incentives and expanded orders from data‑center customers.

On July 22, 2026, Wistron Corporation opened its D1 AI Smart Facility in Fort Worth, Texas, where it began series production of the NVIDIA GB300 superchip for the first time in the United States. The factory integrates AI-driven automation and represents a key step in Wistron's plan to expand intelligent manufacturing outside Asia. The development strengthens the US semiconductor supply chain and aligns with broader efforts to reshore advanced chip production.

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