King Yuan Electronics Advances $1.3B Fort Worth Chip Testing Facility

Taiwanese chip tester King Yuan Electronics has officially secured land in Fort Worth, Texas, acquiring a 27-acre parcel from an entity tied to ASB Real Estate Investments for $79 million. The land purchase marks a crucial operational step toward the realization of a $1.3 billion semiconductor testing facility designed to test chips for Nvidia, according to reports from the Fort Worth Business Journal.

### Tape / Session Read The industrial buildout underscores the ongoing expansion of domestic semiconductor supply chains in the United States, as key suppliers establish localized testing and packaging footprints near major AI infrastructure hubs. Filings with the Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation detail that the initial 507,000-square-foot structure, designated Everman Fort Worth Building 2 at 273 West Everman Parkway, carries pegged construction costs of $300 million. Design work is being handled by Plano-based Kara architecture and interior, with construction slated to run through August 2027.

### Why This Lane Matters Overall capital deployment into industrial real estate across the Dallas-Fort Worth area continues to command top-tier market rankings for 2027 development projections. The influx of advanced manufacturing and technology supply-chain operations reinforces regional industrial demand, supported by local municipal incentives and robust infrastructure investments.

## Technical Analysis & Key Risk Watch

Key levels for $NVDA+WL (educational): R2 $219.86 · R1 $218.47 · last $217.09 · S1 $217.00 · S2 $216.40.

As regional supply-chain buildouts progress, market participants monitor capital expenditure flows and real estate execution milestones across the broader technology infrastructure sector.