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.
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Updated Jul 8
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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.
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Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.- Texas Instruments and Apple Inc. are expanding manufacturing capacity in Richardson, Sherman, and Lehi as part of the industry trend toward domestic sourcing and resilience.Sub-event
Apple announced $1.5B CAPEX and a $30B chip deal as part of its U.S. supply chain buildout.1 source
Apple expands U.S. supplier network for domestic silicon supply chain.1 source
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The entities involved
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Texas Instruments
American multinational semiconductor design and manufacturing company
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GlobalFoundries
multinational semiconductor company
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Applied Materials
American company
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