Xbox consoles are designed and engineered by Microsoft at their headquarters in Redmond, Washington, USA. However, the physical manufacturing is outsourced to contract manufacturers around the world.
These companies assemble the consoles from components sourced globally (chips from TSMC/Samsung, memory from SK Hynix/Micron, etc.). The specific factory for a given console can vary by model, region, and production period.
| Aspect | Location / Responsibility |
|---|---|
| Industrial Design, Engineering, Software | Microsoft – Redmond, WA, USA (and global studios) |
| Final Assembly | Foxconn, Flex, Jabil – China, Mexico |
| Component Fabrication | Global supply chain (Taiwan, Korea, USA, Japan, etc.) |
| Quality Control & Validation | Microsoft + partner teams at factory sites |
In short: Designed in the USA, assembled primarily in China and Mexico.