Apple Expands US Manufacturing With $100B Investment

Apple has announced a $100 billion investment in US manufacturing over the next four years, increasing its domestic commitment to $600 billion as part of its American Manufacturing Program. The initiative was unveiled at the White House with President Trump and involves partnerships with ten leading US companies, including Corning, Texas Instruments, Broadcom, and TSMC. Apple will expand advanced glass production in Kentucky and build a new AI server factory in Texas, creating 20,000 new US jobs. The move is a response to growing tariff threats and political pressure, though Apple will maintain significant assembly operations in India and Vietnam. The investment comes amid intensified tariff disputes with India and China, as Apple seeks to secure exemptions and adapt its supply chain. Analysts note the plan is consistent with Apple’s ongoing spending while addressing US trade concerns.