Maia 200 Supplier Ring

Microsoft · Maia 200 · 19 supplier rows

The Microsoft Maia 200 is built from 18 component groups supplied by 4 named companies. None of 18 components has some US production today and none has US production planned; 13 are not disclosed.

Supplier ring for Microsoft Maia 200: 18 components arranged in a ring, each shaded by whether its best-known supplier makes it in the US, makes some in the US, plans US production, makes it abroad, or does not disclose where Accelerator CPU HBM Packaging PCB, substrate Tray ODM Rack build Scale-up switch Scale-up cable NIC Optics Power shelf Busbar Battery backup CDU Cold plates Quick disconnects Enclosure Maia 200 Made in US Some US volume US planned Made abroad Not disclosed
Supplier rows
19
Named suppliers
4
US now
0 of 18
US planned
0 of 18
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At a glance

Platform Summary

Inference accelerator in a Microsoft-designed wide rack. See Rack Layer.

Microsoft Maia 200 at a glance
ItemValue
DesignerMicrosoft
AcceleratorMaia 200
Host CPUCobalt 200
Accelerators per unitNot disclosed (Rack)
Scale-up fabricTwo-tier Ethernet
Scale-out fabricOn-die Ethernet NIC
CoolingClosed-loop liquid with sidekick heat exchanger
Power (kW)Not disclosed
StatusDeploying, volume from 2026

Supplier ring

Who Makes Each Component

Supplier ring for Microsoft Maia 200
ComponentSupplierRoleMade inUS statusEvidenceNotes
AcceleratorTSMCSoleTaiwanTSMC Fab 18, TainanMade abroadCommitted SourceN3P; about 144B transistors; no reported Arizona volume
AcceleratorGlobal Unichip (GUC)PrimaryTaiwanMade abroadClaimed SourceASIC design service; also helped CoWoS-S design
CPUMicrosoftCobalt 200 Arm CPUSoleTaiwanMade abroadCommitted SourceOne Arm host CPU per four-accelerator blade; TSMC 3 nm
HBMSK hynixSoleSouth KoreaMade abroadClaimed SourceSix 12-high HBM3E stacks; 216 GB; Indiana plant not yet producing
Advanced packagingTSMCSoleTaiwanMade abroadClaimed SourceCoWoS-S
PCB and substrateNot disclosedPrimaryNot disclosedClaimed No vendor found
Compute tray ODMNot disclosedPrimaryNot disclosedClaimed SourceFoxconn and Quanta named as Azure AI ODMs but not tied to Maia
Rack integrationNot disclosedPrimaryNot disclosedClaimed Microsoft-designed wide rack; integrator not named
Scale-up switchNot disclosedPrimaryNot disclosedCommitted SourceTwo-tier Ethernet ATL fabric; switch silicon vendor not named
Scale-up cablingNot disclosedPrimaryNot disclosedClaimed No vendor found
Scale-out NICMicrosoftOn-die integrated NICSoleTaiwanMade abroadCommitted Source56 lanes of 400G SerDes on die; no discrete NIC
Optical transceiversNot disclosedPrimaryNot disclosedClaimed No vendor found
Power shelfNot disclosedPrimaryNot disclosedClaimed No vendor found
Rack busbar and power distributionNot disclosedPrimaryNot disclosedClaimed No vendor found
Battery backup and capacitorsNot disclosedPrimaryNot disclosedClaimed No vendor found
Coolant distribution unitNot disclosedPrimaryNot disclosedCommitted SourceSecond-gen closed-loop sidekick heat exchanger unit; Microsoft design; maker not named
Cold plates and manifoldsNot disclosedPrimaryNot disclosedClaimed No vendor found
Quick disconnectsNot disclosedPrimaryNot disclosedClaimed No vendor found
Rack enclosureNot disclosedPrimaryNot disclosedCommitted SourceMicrosoft-designed wider-than-standard rack; fabricator not named

US share

What Is Made in the US

  • No component of this platform is made, or planned to be made, in the US on current evidence.

Record

Dataset Record

Dataset
Supplier ring for Microsoft Maia 200: 19 rows across 18 components
Sources
Company filings and press releases, SemiAnalysis, TrendForce, DigiTimes, KGI and Morgan Stanley via Taiwan press, Nvidia, AMD, Google, AWS, Microsoft, Cerebras; source link on each row
Last verified
October 2026