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American Focus > Blog > Economy > AI Supercharged This Flatlining U.S. Manufacturing Stock. Now It’s Just Scored a Massive New Nvidia Partnership.
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AI Supercharged This Flatlining U.S. Manufacturing Stock. Now It’s Just Scored a Massive New Nvidia Partnership.

Last updated: May 17, 2026 11:20 am
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Since the artificial intelligence (AI) revolution began in late 2022, chipmaker Nvidia (NASDAQ: NVDA) has experienced a significant surge in its shares, soaring more than 700% as it established dominance in the market for high-end AI processors. This surge in Nvidia’s stock price is a testament to the transformative power of AI technology and its impact on various industries.

One such company that has benefited from the AI boom is Corning (NYSE: GLW), a 175-year-old U.S. manufacturer known for its high-tech glass products, including Gorilla Glass for smartphones and fiber-optic cables. Despite its long history, Corning struggled with its optical communications division for almost a decade, facing challenges with profitability and growth.

However, the rise of AI presented a new opportunity for Corning as the demand for fiber-optic cables surged due to their crucial role in powering data-hungry AI applications. This increased demand put pressure on Corning to ramp up its production capacity to meet the needs of hyperscalers in the AI industry.

To address this challenge, Nvidia announced a multiyear partnership with Corning to expand U.S.-based manufacturing of advanced optical connectivity solutions essential for next-generation AI infrastructure. This partnership will see Corning increase its fiber production capacity by more than 50% and its optical connectivity manufacturing capacity by 1,000%, with the construction of three new advanced manufacturing facilities in North Carolina and Texas.

The collaboration between Nvidia and Corning underscores the growing importance of fiber-optic cables in supporting AI data center operations. As AI workloads require high-speed data transmission at scale, the partnership aims to ensure a stable supply of optical connectivity solutions for hyperscale data centers powered by Nvidia GPUs.

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For investors, this partnership signals a long-term commitment from Nvidia to the AI data center market and solidifies Corning’s position as a key supplier of AI data center components. While Corning’s stock has seen significant appreciation this year, investors may want to consider the company’s valuation metrics, such as its trailing and forward price-to-earnings ratios, before making investment decisions.

In conclusion, the partnership between Nvidia and Corning highlights the symbiotic relationship between AI technology and traditional manufacturing industries. By leveraging each other’s strengths, these companies are poised to capitalize on the growing demand for AI infrastructure components and drive innovation in the AI ecosystem.

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