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  1. Apple rebuilt its supply chain and negotiated tariffs for market access in China, and appointed John Ternus as hardware division successor.
  2. Apple is executing a major strategic shift by committing to $100 billion in U.S. manufacturing, deepening partnerships with TSMC, AMD, Texas Instruments, and Applied Materials, while maintaining operations in Vietnam.

Applied Materials is supplying chipmaking equipment to Texas Instruments' factories and for Apple products, while Apple's COO is Sabih Khan.

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Applied Materials is supplying chipmaking equipment to Texas Instruments' factories and for Apple products, while Apple's COO is Sabih Khan.

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Apple is executing a major strategic shift by committing to $100 billion in U.S. manufacturing, deepening partnerships with TSMC, AMD, Texas Instruments, and Applied Materials, while maintaining operations in Vietnam.

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