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AllianceTexas is now home to Foxlink Group’s first North American manufacturing facility.
The Taiwanese company will bring its advanced technology manufacturing to Alliance Gateway 17 in Fort Worth.
What’s happening?
The 147,780-square-foot facility will be a printed circuit board assembly, or PCBA, operation for the company, according to a news release.
Production is expected to begin in August and the company is expected to create 900 jobs at full capacity. The building is designed for long-term scalability and serves as a replicable model for Foxlink’s AI factory deployments for its global manufacturing network, the release states.
Foxlink’s surface mount technology and final assembly, testing and packaging production processes will integrate AI-driven robotics in the AllianceTexas plant.
What they’re saying
“The launch of our Texas facility marks a monumental milestone in Foxlink's steadfast commitment to the U.S. market,” Foxlink Group CEO Freddy Kuo said. “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."
Zooming out
Foxlink is part of a boom for manufacturing in the Alliance area.
MP Materials Corp. announced in February it selected a 120-acre site in Northlake for its 10X campus, a planned large-scale earth magnet manufacturing campus, according to previous reporting.
Wistron announced a $687 million investment in two facilities in AllianceTexas in the summer of 2025. The Taiwanese company, which supplies components used in iPhones, notebooks, desktop computers, servers, storage devices and professional displays, according to previous reporting.
“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 of industrial leasing at Hillwood. “This transaction reflects what global manufacturers need, strategic location, infrastructure, workforce access and connectivity that support speed, scale and long-term growth.”
