NVIDIA and Foxconn Target 99.5% Success for GB300 Robot Assembly
NVIDIA and Foxconn are targeting 99.5% success in GB300 tester-tray assembly, with busbar robots still above the 124-second cycle-time goal.
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NVIDIA and Foxconn are targeting 99.5% success in GB300 tester-tray assembly, with busbar robots still above the 124-second cycle-time goal.
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