Apple commits more than $30 billion to US manufacturing
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Last year, we made a $600 billion commitment to the US over four years, and now, as we said before, we plan to reinvest the tariff refunds we’ve received into the US.
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We’re pleased with the progress we’ve already made advancing the American supply chain.
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Earlier this month, Apple announced a new agreement with Broadcom to design and produce custom silicon components and cutting-edge wireless connectivity technologies.
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The new multi-year agreement with Broadcom, which is part of Apple’s American manufacturing program, is expected to exceed $30 billion.
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This marks our largest ever American manufacturing program commitment. It’s also an important step forward in our work to build an end-to-end silicon supply chain here in the US.
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We’re excited for the upcoming opening of the Apple Advanced manufacturing Center in Houston.
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The center is located in a facility where we currently assemble advanced AI servers.
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Later this year, we’ll make Mac Mini there too.
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The center will teach students, supplier employees, and business of all sizes the same innovative processes we use to make our products.
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The goal is to empower American manufacturers to take their work to the next level and strengthen the entire advanced manufacturing ecosystem.
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We have an exciting fall ahead and an incredible future beyond.
