Nvidia Corp., the dominant player in chip on artificial intelligence models, has announced that it plans to build an artificial intelligence infrastructure of half a trillion dollars in the US over the next four years through construction partnerships.

Nvidia’s latest generation chip production, known as Blackwell, started at the new Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co. plant. In Phoenix. NVIDIA based in Santa-Clara, California, also manufactures supercomputing factories in Texas with Foxconn and Wistron Corp. and collaborates with Amkor Technology Inc. and Siliconware Precision Industries Co. The company said in a statement Monday. “Mass production” is expected to increase in the next 12 to 15 months.

“The addition of American construction helps us to respond better to the incredible and increasing demand for artificial intelligence chips and supercomputers, strengthens our supply chain and enhances our resilience,” said CEO Jensen Huang in the statement.

Players of electronics around the world, including chips manufacturers, have been suffering lately by Trump’s tariff policies. Last weekend, President Trump promised to continue to implement tariffs on phones, computers and popular electronic consumer supplies, downgrading the “freezing” of most world duties for 90 days, as just a procedural step.

Companies by Apple Inc. to Eli Lilly & Co. They have announced plans to spend billions of dollars to boost their American construction presence from Trump’s election. Many of the plans were already in the works before the election or watched the previous trends closely.