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Apple is expanding its U.S. manufacturing, partnering with four companies to produce key components like sensors and circuits. This move aligns with a $600 billion commitment to boost domestic production. Over the next four years, Apple plans to create jobs and open new factories across ten states, responding to tariffs and pressure to shift away from China. While some assembly will happen in the U.S., full production of complex items like the iPhone remains challenging due to high costs and supply chain gaps. Apple is also hosting a manufacturing academy forum in Detroit to train small and medium suppliers.

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