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Unrelenting AI demand spawns new plant for Chinese PCB maker Victory Giant

Chinese printed circuit board (PCB) maker Victory Giant Technology is aggressively expanding its manufacturing footprint and international order book, highlighting relentless growth momentum across China’s artificial intelligence hardware sector. The Guangdong-based company has been negotiating new orders with major US firms, as it capitalises on surging demand from makers of both graphics…

Unrelenting AI demand spawns new plant for Chinese PCB maker Victory Giant

Victory Giant Technology, a Chinese printed circuit board (PCB) manufacturer, is experiencing rapid growth due to the increasing demand for AI hardware. Based in Guangdong, the company is negotiating new orders with major US firms, capitalizing on the surging demand for graphics processing units (GPUs) and application-specific integrated circuits (ASICs) used in AI computing.

Victory Giant has acquired a 100,000-square-meter industrial land plot in Huizhou, which is earmarked for an "AI high-end electronic circuit smart manufacturing" facility. The company plans to invest at least 3 billion yuan (US$444 million) in the land purchase, of which at least 2 billion yuan will be allocated to fixed assets.

The land was sold for 66.5 million yuan. This aggressive expansion is part of a broader boom in China's domestic PCB sector, which has become the backbone of the global AI hardware ecosystem. Victory Giant established a high-density interconnect (HDI) division in 2019 to focus on the high-end boards needed for GPUs used in AI applications, allowing the company to enter Nvidia's Hopper-series AI accelerator supply chain in 2023.

The company could have already started shipments for Nvidia's Rubin GPU in mid-2026, and the pace could ramp up in the second half.

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