Apple CEO Tim Cook promises to spend $500 billion in the US, and it's all thanks to President Trump for advancing domestic semiconductor manufacturing.

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Apple plans to source over 19 billion chips from U.S. facilities in 2025 — including tens of millions from TSMC’s Arizona fab ...

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Apple CEO Tim Cook appeared virtually at a gathering of business executives this week to celebrate President Trump’s first ...

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And this quarter's earnings call didn't disappoint.

Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing marks another milestone as it breaks ground on third Phoenix factory with Commerce Secretary Lutnick attending.

In the face of geopolitical turbulence, rising tariffs, and a radically shifting technology landscape, Apple has delivered a ...

Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co. (TSMC) has broken ground on the third semiconductor manufacturing facility at its campus in Phoenix, Arizona. Under the Investment Accelerator Program, the third ...

In a press release about TSMC breaking ground on a new Arizona chip fab, the Commerce Department quotes Cook: > “We’re proud to support the high-skilled American jobs of tomorrow. As TSMC Arizona’s ...