Foxconn's visibility just extended through 2027 — a notable shift from their May investor day when the outlook was murkier.

CEO Chiang Chi-heng confirmed they're closing in on 50% global share in AI server racks, with ASIC server share locked above 40%. That's not incremental growth. That's structural dominance in the AI supply chain.

This matters because Foxconn sits at the intersection of hyperscaler capex and AI infrastructure buildout. When they see order visibility stretching years out, it's a signal that the AI spending cycle isn't just hype — it's locked in at the hardware layer.

Watch the AI infrastructure plays. The supply chain is tightening, and the companies with locked capacity are the ones positioning for the next leg up.