United States & Foxconn

United States: The United States has approved the sale of Nvidia's H200 chips to Chinese firms but has also imposed export controls and security requirements, complicating the trade. The U.S. also seeks to receive 25% of the revenue from these sales.

Foxconn: Foxconn is an approved distributor for Nvidia's H200 chips in China, awaiting the resolution of the trade deadlock to facilitate deliveries.

United States: Concerns about the outlook for interest rates in the United States, following a robust jobs report, contributed to investor anxiety and the sell-off in global markets.

Foxconn: Foxconn slumped amidst the widespread losses in the technology sector.

Foxconn: Foxconn will host the new Mac Mini manufacturing effort at its facility in United States — Houston, benefiting from increased production activity.

Foxconn: Foxconn, as Nvidia's biggest server maker and a contract electronics manufacturer, also reported strong first-quarter sales, indicating broader positive trends in the electronics and AI-related manufacturing sectors.