Apple announced multiple strategic partnerships on August 10, 2025, detailing its manufacturing and component supply chain expansion, including collaborations with GlobalFoundries, Applied Materials, and Corning.
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Apple announced multiple strategic partnerships on August 10, 2025, detailing its manufacturing and component supply chain expansion, including collaborations with GlobalFoundries, Applied Materials, and Corning.
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Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.- Apple and GlobalFoundries partnered to advance wireless connectivity and power management.Sub-event
- Apple is actively building a domestic silicon supply chain and expanding relationships with key U.S. suppliers, including Texas Instruments, Broadcom, GlobalFoundries, Applied Materials, and GlobalWafers.Sub-event
Apple confirmed partnerships with GlobalFoundries, Applied Materials, Corning, and others to support its manufacturing shift.1 source
Apple expands US manufacturing with Corning glass deal and new semiconductor gear partnership in Austin.1 source
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Apple Inc.
American multinational technology company based in Cupertino, California
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