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| Foxconn Technology Group last July said it planned to soon begin upgrades and modernization to turn its downtown Milwaukee headquarters into a "state-of-the-art facility" showcasing the firm's "continuing innovation in leading-edge technologies," but city records indicate that little work has been done. (Photo: Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Co.) |
Months after Foxconn said it planned to
start turning a downtown Milwaukee office building into a
state-of-the-art headquarters displaying its “continuing innovation in
leading-edge technologies,” city records indicate that little work has
been done.
Announcing last July that
it was seeking architects and engineers for the project, the firm said
its headquarters would “showcase the vibrant AI 8K+5G ecosystem that
Foxconn is building.”
And because the headquarters
would play a vital role in recruiting “the best and brightest talent” to
Foxconn, the company said it would need “a state-of-the-art facility.”
The work was slated to begin in September, Foxconn said.
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