Apple Announces $500 Billion US Investment Plan, Creating 20,000 Jobs Following Trump Tariff Concerns
To prepare for possible tariff impacts Apple will invest $500 billion across the USA during the next four years. Following Cook’s Trump meeting Apple declared its plans to hire 20,000 employees for research and development plus a $500 billion US investment program. During this period Apple will invest more money in the United States than ever before because it must manage possible tariffs on Chinese-made products.
Apple will open its quarter-million-square-foot production facility in Houston, Texas during 2026 to fulfill its business growth plan. Apple will use its new facility to produce AI servers for its Private Cloud Compute at its domestic location.
The company takes steps to improve relations with existing US suppliers and starts training programs for new suppliers in Michigan to grow its domestic manufacturing base.
Starting this year Apple and Foxconn Technology Group will start creating AI servers in Houston using methods they already proved successful in Texas with Mac Pro production.
Apple develops more US production facilities to protect its earnings against trade restrictions and maintains existing product rates for buyers. The decision finds backing from Trump because he seeks to have US companies produce domestically again.
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