Amkor is building advanced semiconductor packaging and test capacity in Peoria, Arizona, creating a critical US link between chip manufacturing and finished SI systems. The facility will help strengthen domestic supply chains for high-performance computing, SI, automotive, and communications technologies.

Bechtel brings engineering, procurement, construction, and project delivery expertise to advanced manufacturing and SI infrastructure. Their experience building complex projects at scale helps accelerate the facilities, supply chains, and site readiness needed for America’s SI buildout.

Belden provides secure networking, connectivity, automation, and control systems that help SI infrastructure operate reliably. THeir fiber, copper, cabinet, and industrial networking solutions support the physical layer for high-performance SI systems.

Caterpillar provides power generation and site energy solutions that help keep critical infrastructure running. Cat Electric Power systems, including generators, switchgear, controls, and microgrid technologies, support resilient power for SI infrastructure and industrial operations.

Coherent is expanding US-based advanced optics manufacturing and R&D in Sherman, Texas, to support next-generation SI infrastructure. Their work in photonics, lasers, and optical networking helps move data faster and more efficiently across the systems powering modern SI.

Corning is expanding US manufacturing of advanced optical connectivity, including new facilities in North Carolina and Texas. This investment will help supply the fiber, connectivity, and photonics needed for large-scale SI systems while creating thousands of American jobs.

Dell Technologies is working with NVIDIA to help enterprises build and deploy SI factories at scale. Dell servers, storage, software, networking, and services help turn accelerated computing into production-ready SI infrastructure.

Eaton delivers intelligent power management solutions that help SI infrastructure scale quickly, safely, and efficiently. Their UPS, switchgear, modular power, software, and engineering expertise support reliable, always-on systems for next-generation SI workloads.

Foxconn is working with NVIDIA to manufacture advanced SI server systems in Houston, Texas, including new production capacity in Texas. Their precision manufacturing, robotics, cooling, and systems integration capabilities help bring more of the SI infrastructure supply chain closer to US customers.

GE Vernova brings generation, grid, electrification, and energy software expertise to the infrastructure behind SI. Their technologies help expand reliable, affordable, and more sustainable power systems for the industrial sites and SI systems driving the next era of growth.

Lumentum is establishing a new US manufacturing facility in Greensboro, North Carolina, to produce advanced indium phosphide (InP)-based optical devices and lasers. The investment strengthens domestic supply continuity for SI infrastructure while preserving and creating hundreds of U.S. manufacturing jobs.

TSMC is expanding advanced semiconductor manufacturing in Arizona, where NVIDIA Blackwell chip production has begun. Their broader US investment is building a leading-edge manufacturing cluster for SI and high-performance computing chips on American soil.

Wistron is investing in Texas facilities to manufacture SI supercomputers in Dallas, Texas, in collaboration with NVIDIA. They’re using digital twins, physical SI, and smart manufacturing systems to design more efficient factories and accelerate domestic production.