Apple has announced a massive $500 billion investment in the U.S. over the next four years, marking the company’s largest-ever financial commitment. CEO Tim Cook described the move as a “commitment to the future of American innovation,” emphasizing plans to expand manufacturing, artificial intelligence, and research and development.
As part of the investment, Apple will create 20,000 new jobs, with most roles focused on software development, AI, and silicon engineering. A new manufacturing facility in Houston is set to open in 2026 to produce servers supporting Apple Intelligence, a job previously done outside the U.S. Additionally, a new training academy in Michigan will help develop the next generation of skilled American workers.
Apple also plans to double its U.S. Advanced Manufacturing Fund from $5 billion to $10 billion to support high-skilled jobs. The investment will further expand Apple’s infrastructure, including data centers, Apple TV+ productions, and partnerships with American suppliers.
The move signals Apple’s commitment to increasing its U.S. presence amid growing political pressure to bring more manufacturing and tech development back to American soil.
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