Apple bets another $30 billion on US chip manufacturing
Apple is spending another $30 billion to increase U.S. chip production, expand manufacturing in Colorado, and strengthen its domestic supply chain.
Apple is spending another $30 billion to increase U.S. chip production, expand manufacturing in Colorado, and strengthen its domestic supply chain.
Apple is handing leadership to John Ternus after years of financial success under Tim Cook, but product concerns are hard to ignore.
Apple says it will begin producing the Mac mini in Texas later this year, expanding its US manufacturing footprint and increasing domestic chip sourcing and AI server production. The move adds symbolic weight to one of Apple’s smallest desktops while reinforcing its broader American factory investment strategy.
Jeff Williams is stepping down as Apple’s COO, with Sabih Khan set to take over the role. Williams will stay on through the end of the year before retiring.