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President Donald Trump announced that Apple has agreed to collaborate with Intel to design and manufacture chips domestically in the United States. This development, shared via Truth Social, marks a significant shift in Apple's supply chain strategy toward American soil.
TSMC is accelerating its Arizona expansion to 12 factories, including 8 wafer fabs and 4 advanced packaging plants. Total investment now hits $165 billion USD (about RMB 12 trillion). This builds on prior plans for 6 fabs and 2 packaging facilities.
Donald Trump announced that Apple and Intel have reached an agreement to manufacture chips for Apple devices within the United States. This move aligns with broader efforts to bolster domestic semiconductor production.
Skydio CEO Adam Bry discusses the company's shift toward enterprise and government markets, leveraging AI for autonomous flight. The conversation highlights the impact of US bans on foreign-made drones and the strategic importance of domestic manufacturing.
Apple is in exploratory talks with Intel and Samsung to produce its main device processors in the US. This would serve as a backup to longtime partner TSMC. The move aims to diversify manufacturing options.
TSMC's Arizona Phoenix factory, announced in May 2020 with $12B investment, has achieved profitability after four years from construction start. It is TSMC's first US production site, 100% owned by the company. Latest earnings confirm the turnaround.
Apple is exploring Intel and Samsung to manufacture chips for its US devices as a backup to primary supplier TSMC. This move aims to diversify production amid supply chain concerns. Reported by Bloomberg Technology.
Tesla signed a supply deal with LG Energy Solutions for batteries made at their Lansing, Michigan factory. This strengthens Tesla's North American supply chain. US government announced the agreement Monday.
Apple is starting Mac mini assembly in the US while advancing domestic chip manufacturing. Despite pressures and claims of $600 billion investments, progress remains slow with limited US capacity compared to global supply chains. This aims to localize more production links.