Apple increases its manufacturing commitment by $100 billion, seeking to attract suppliers to the United States.

Apple is committing an additional $100 billion to U.S. manufacturing, enhancing its investments across 10 states and launching the American Manufacturing Program to boost domestic supply chains. The initiative includes plans to hire 20,000 employees, primarily in research and development. The company aims to produce critical components, like iPhone and Apple Watch cover glass, in the U.S. while establishing partnerships with key semiconductor manufacturers. Despite these efforts, Apple acknowledges that final product assembly will remain overseas for the time being.