Taiwan’s Foxlink Group picks Fort Worth for first U.S. AI Factory, bringing 900 jobs to AllianceTexas
When the Taiwanese Foxlink Group sought to establish its first facility in the U.S., the company came to Fort Worth, Texas.
Foxlink Group, a global advanced technology manufacturer, has purchased Alliance Gateway 17 at the burgeoning AllianceTexas, where it will establish a new printed circuit board assembly (PCBA) manufacturing operation expected to create approximately 900 jobs at full capacity. The company celebrated its grand opening Tuesday.
The company acquired the 147,780-square-foot facility at 4600 Alliance Gateway Freeway as part of an expansion of its U.S. manufacturing footprint.
Production is expected to begin in August.
Foxlink said the facility will be converted into an advanced manufacturing site supporting key phases of its surface mount technology (SMT) and final assembly, testing and packaging (FATP) production processes. The operation will integrate AI-driven robotics and intelligent automation directly on the production floor.
According to the company, the facility is designed for long-term scalability and will serve as a replicable model for Foxlink’s AI Factory deployments across its global manufacturing network.
“The launch of our Texas facility marks a monumental milestone in Foxlink’s steadfast commitment to the U.S. market,” Freddy Kuo, CEO of Foxlink Group, said in a statement. “We are deploying Physical AI directly on the production floor — embedding intelligent automation into every workstation, enabling flexible manufacturing that can be replicated rapidly across our global sites. This is not just a new factory. It is Foxlink’s first AI Factory in the United States, and it will not be the last.”
Founded in 1986, Foxlink Group designs and manufactures high-precision components for technology brands around the world. The company said it is also advancing the use of Physical AI through its subsidiaries — SYNCROBOTIC, UBILINK, and Luminys — which integrate AI-driven robotics, high-performance computing, and intelligent security solutions into its manufacturing operations.
Kuo added that the company’s expansion in Texas reflects its belief that the manufacturing solutions it develops internally can also be deployed for customers around the world.
Foxlink said it selected AllianceTexas because of its strategic location, transportation access, skilled workforce, and proximity to North Texas’ growing advanced manufacturing ecosystem.
Located within Hillwood’s 27,000-acre AllianceTexas development, the site offers access to major regional transportation corridors and infrastructure designed to support large-scale industrial and manufacturing operations.
The project adds to continued advanced manufacturing investment at AllianceTexas, which is home to more than 600 companies, more than 73,000 direct jobs and an estimated $142.9 billion in regional economic impact since 1989.
Foxlink noted that recent investments in the development include AI supercomputing facilities and MP Materials’ rare earth magnet manufacturing campus, which is under construction.
“Foxlink’s decision to establish its new U.S. AI Factory at AllianceTexas reinforces the strength of our platform for advanced manufacturing,” said Jack Barkley, vice president at Hillwood. “This transaction reflects what global manufacturers need — strategic location, infrastructure, workforce access, and connectivity that support speed, scale, and long-term growth.”
