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Foxconn Unveils Its First Large Language Model, “FoxBrain”
Taipei 10 March 2025 10 March 2025 Foxconn, the largest electronics manufacturer, has unveiled its first large language model (LLM) called FoxBrain, which marks significant progress in the field of artificial intelligence (AI) creation. This announcement came from an official from the Hon Hai Research Institute, which is Foxconn’s dedicated R&D division, at the event’s press conference in Taiwan.
A First for Taiwan’s AI Landscape
FoxBrain is Taiwan’s first LLM, which was designed with a strong focus on traditional Chinese and Taiwanese language styles. Trained using 120 of Nvidia’s H100 GPUs over four weeks, the model is based on Meta’s Llama 3.1 architecture and aims to revolutionize manufacturing, supply chain management, and enterprise AI applications.
“FoxBrain is not just another language model—it is built to enhance decision-making, improve automation, and support AI-driven industrial applications,” said a spokesperson from Foxconn.
Partnership with Nvidia
The Nvidia Taipei AI supercomputer trained FoxBrain, making it one of Taiwan’s most efficient AI models. The involvement of Nvidia is a solid alliance between the AI chip maker and Foxconn in a time when both companies push the limits of AI for industrial applications. Further details regarding FoxBrain’s expansion, as well as commercial applications, are likely to be released at Nvidia’s next GTC Developer Conference.
A New AI Era for Foxconn
Foxconn is best known for the production of the iPhones of Apple and iPads, is now rapidly expanding its operations into AI and intelligent manufacturing. The announcement of FoxBrain highlights its desire to become a leading company on the front of the field of AI powered industrial revolution. With AI quickly changing industries across the globe and Foxconn’s entrance into the LLM space marks the beginning of a fresh chapter in Taiwan’s AI ecosystem which will position Taiwan as a leading participant in the next generation of AI development.
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