US EditionWhite House says Apple to announce $100B US investment commitment for manufacturing
UNITED STATES, AUG 6 – Apple will increase its U.S. manufacturing investment to $600 billion over four years, aiming to reduce tariff costs and strengthen domestic supply chains, supporting over 450,000 jobs, officials said.
- On Wednesday, President Donald Trump will announce at the White House that Apple is committing another $100 billion to domestic manufacturing, aiming to bring more supply chain activity to the US.
- Amid looming tariff threats, President Donald Trump warned earlier this year he would impose at least 25% tariffs on Apple products if iPhone manufacturing didn’t move to the US, and plans to unveil tariffs on semiconductor goods next week.
- In addition to the new pledge, Wednesday’s announcement raises Apple’s total US investment to $600 billion, including projects in Houston and Michigan.
- The White House said the deal will reshore production of critical components to bolster America’s economic and national security, emphasizing investment security in trade negotiations.
- Beyond Apple’s pledge, Nvidia aims to produce half a trillion dollars of AI infrastructure in the US over four years, with EU and Japan deals securing $750 billion in energy purchases and a $550 billion investment fund.
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