Pegatron

Overview

Pegatron is a Taiwan-based ODM/OEM manufacturer established January 1, 2008, headquartered in Taipei. The company employs approximately 100,000 people globally and reported 2023 consolidated revenue of USD $40.3 billion, placing it at No. 375 on the 2024 Fortune Global 500. The 2023 revenue breakdown was approximately 64% Communication, 15% Consumer Electronics, 10% Computing, and 11% Others.

Pegatron operates 18 factories and offices across 12 countries and regions, with 6 sales offices, 8 design centers, 11 service centers, and 9+1 manufacturing centers. The server division runs full-scale SMT, FATP, and rack-and-stack operations in Taiwan and Mexico. A Texas facility adding FATP and rack-and-stack capabilities is targeted for Q1 2026 to support US market demand.

The company's AI compute portfolio spans NVIDIA GB300/GB200 NVL72 (full rack supercomputing), NVIDIA HGX B300/B200 (liquid and air cooled), AMD Instinct MI355X/MI325X, and MGX add-in card configurations; Vera Rubin is on the roadmap following GB200/GB300. Pegatron's smart manufacturing system improved GB300 assembly yield from 57% to over 90% using simulation-synchronized robotic arms. A production deployment of 1,024 NVIDIA HGX B200 Blackwell GPUs — providing 9,216 petaFLOPS FP4 — was completed at a US generative AI software data center approximately four to five months before the October 2025 OCP presentation.