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Apple announces $30 billion Broadcom deal for U.S.-made chips

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Apple announces $30 billion Broadcom deal for U.S.-made chips
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Apple has committed to a $30 billion investment in U.S.-based chip manufacturing through a multiyear deal with Broadcom. This move is part of a broader effort to satisfy domestic production demands and reduce reliance on overseas supply chains amid trade pressures.

Apple on Wednesday announced a multiyear agreement worth more than $30 billion with chipmaker Broadcom to design and produce chips in the United States.

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