This collaboration combines Foxconn's unmatched expertise in advanced compute platforms, AI rack integration, and global manufacturing with Schneider Electric's leadership in power systems, cooling, and energy management. Together, the companies aim to deliver integrated, ready-to-deploy solutions that enable customers to build and operate AI infrastructure with greater speed, efficiency, and predictability across regions. Production will begin later this year.

Young Liu, chairman of Foxconn, said, 'At the pace AI is evolving, the industry requires a new model for how infrastructure is designed, built, and delivered, by combining Foxconn's strength in AI systems and global manufacturing with Schneider Electric's deep expertise in power and energy, we are creating a path for customers to deploy AI capacity at scale'faster, smarter, and more sustainably.'

Olivier Blum, CEO of Schneider Electric, said, 'AI demand continues to accelerate, and as compute scales to keep pace, the energy behind it becomes a fundamental enabler, 'If we want to scale AI responsibly, these systems must be connected. This is where energy intelligence becomes essential. At Schneider Electric, we are advancing energy tech to build the most efficient and sustainable AI factories by bringing integrated power, cooling, and digital capabilities into AI data centers. Working with Foxconn, we are helping customers build capacity with real speed, resilience, and efficiency, as energy technology partners to an industry that is firmly entering the era of intelligence.'

Schneider Electric Infrastructure specializes in manufacturing, designing, constructing, and servicing advanced products and systems for electricity networks.

The company's standalone net profit tumbled 59.77% to Rs 21.97 crore despite 0.48% rise in revenue from operations to Rs 589.69 crore in Q4 FY26 over Q4 FY25.

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