Sharp Corporation began taking orders in Japan on September 15 for AI servers procured from its Taiwanese parent, Foxconn, and equipped with Nvidia processors. The company said commercial sales are planned for fiscal 2027 and it is targeting revenue of around JPY250 billion in fiscal 2030.
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