Taiwanese AI server manufacturers will announce investments in Texas this May, according to Richard Lee, chairman of Taiwan Electrical and Electronic Manufacturers’ Association (TEEMA).

Geopolitical factors and US supply chain trends are driving this move.

Several manufacturers plan to establish production facilities in Texas, with TEEMA recently leading a delegation to explore investment opportunities, tax implications, and land availability.

Economic shifts and tariffs are prompting firms to consider Texas as a manufacturing hub.

TEEMA aims to deepen US-Taiwan collaboration through forums in California and partnerships with cloud providers and startups.

The association will also increase participation in the SelectUSA Summit, reinforcing its commitment to aligning with US economic and strategic priorities.