鸿海与OpenAI合作，将共同设计数据中心的硬件

Group 1 - OpenAI and Hon Hai (Foxconn) have announced a partnership to design and develop AI data center hardware, including server racks, with production planned in the United States [2][3] - This collaboration is part of OpenAI's broader infrastructure investment strategy, which aims to secure substantial computing power for its AI services, with a reported investment of $500 billion over the coming years [6] - OpenAI's CEO, Sam Altman, emphasized that this partnership is a step towards building core AI technologies domestically in the U.S., aligning with recent initiatives to strengthen local AI infrastructure [3][4] Group 2 - OpenAI's efforts to expand its computing capabilities also include partnerships with Oracle and SoftBank, as well as significant deals with chip manufacturers like NVIDIA and AMD, indicating a push to scale its data center operations [6] - The collaboration with Hon Hai is seen as a strategic move to enhance control over the AI supply chain, following a previous agreement with Broadcom for custom chips and network components [8] - Concerns have been raised regarding OpenAI's high spending rate, with Altman previously stating a commitment of $1.4 trillion to AI infrastructure, raising questions about the sustainability of its business model given its current unprofitability [8]