The original headline is: "Foxconn second-quarter revenue jumps, company cautions on geopolitics"

Short summary

Foxconn posted second-quarter revenue of $78.71 billion, driven by strong demand from Nvidia for AI server chips and from Apple for iPhone assembly. The Taiwan-based contract manufacturer cautioned investors about geopolitical headwinds that could threaten sustained growth and supply chain stability going forward. The results underscore Foxconn's dual strategic importance as a critical supplier of AI infrastructure components and a major electronics assembler for consumer brands.

• •Q2 revenue reached $78.71 billion on strong demand from Nvidia and Apple
• •Nvidia's AI server demand continues to drive infrastructure-layer component growth
• •Geopolitical risks flagged as near-term headwind to supply chain stability

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