As Taiwanese server makers expand in Mexico, the country has become the second-largest supplier of servers to the US, behind Taiwan, with $46.9B in YTD sales (Financial Times)
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- Taiwanese server makers are expanding manufacturing capacity in Mexico, driving server exports to record levels
- Mexico has risen to become the second-largest supplier of servers to the United States, behind only Taiwan
- Year-to-date server sales from Mexico to the US reached $46.9 billion, per Financial Times figures
- The factories are churning out servers primarily for data centres, according to the report
- The surge positions Mexico ahead of every other nation supplying servers to the US market
Why it matters: Mexico shipped $46.9B in servers to the US year-to-date, making it the #2 supplier behind only Taiwan — a concrete measure of how Taiwanese manufacturers are scaling production capacity outside Asia to serve surging US data centre demand.
