Apple has entered into a multi-year supply agreement with Broadcom valued at more than $30 billion, a move that significantly expands the tech giant's domestic manufacturing footprint.
The deal, reported by Cyprus Mail, involves the design and production of custom silicon components and advanced wireless connectivity technologies within the United States.
Under the terms of the arrangement, Broadcom is set to manufacture more than 15 billion chips for Apple on US soil.
Under the terms of the arrangement, Broadcom is set to manufacture more than 15 billion chips for Apple on US soil.
This represents a substantial commitment to domestic production, shifting a significant portion of Apple's connectivity and communication network technology sourcing away from traditional overseas hubs.
The agreement underscores a strategic pivot toward securing supply chains closer to home, driven by both commercial resilience and regulatory tailwinds.
The partnership aligns closely with the current administration's push to expand domestic semiconductor manufacturing.