Apple Commits $30B to Broadcom for US-Made Chips
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Apple announced a $30 billion commitment to purchase wireless chips manufactured by Broadcom in the United States, marking the company's largest U.S. manufacturing investment to date. The multiyear agreement will enable Broadcom to significantly expand domestic chip production, supporting Apple's efforts to source components from American manufacturers. The deal underscores Apple's strategy to diversify its supply chain and reduce reliance on overseas semiconductor production while bolstering domestic manufacturing capacity.