Foxconn expands Santa Clara operation for AI hardware
Newly published property filings show that Foxconn has bought 110,100 square feet of buildings in Santa Clara, and is believed to be planning to turn them into factories. Foxconn has bought two back-to-back sites in Santa Clara, including this one on 3001 Stender Way - image credit: Apple Maps. Santa Clara is a popular area for technology firms to buy or lease office space, including Nvidia. Even…
Foxconn, the multinational electronics manufacturer, is reportedly expanding its operations in Santa Clara by purchasing 110,100 square feet of buildings in the area, according to newly published property filings. The company is believed to be planning to convert these buildings into factories, although it remains unclear whether Foxconn intends to demolish or repurpose the existing structures, which include 45,800 square feet and 64,300 square feet of space.
Santa Clara, known for its popularity among technology firms, is already a favored location for tech giants such as Nvidia and Apple, which has spent over $1.1 billion on space in the area. Foxconn's acquisition of these empty buildings, totaling $54.6 million, is detailed in a public filing and corroborates a previous report from August 2026 regarding the company's intentions to expand its presence in Santa Clara.
In August 2026, Foxconn purchased land and factory facilities for its Q Edge subsidiary, a wholly-owned American arm of the iPhone maker. Q Edge received a $188 million investment to boost production of AI hardware and server racks. Additionally, Santa Clara was a key location for Apple's abandoned Apple Car project, resulting in the layoff of 371 employees in 2024.
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