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Topic: broadcom

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Wednesday, 7/8, 10:40 AM

Apple Commits More Than $30 Billion to Broadcom for US-Made Chips

  • Apple said it would spend more than $30 billion with Broadcom on US-made wireless chips through 2031, its largest single commitment yet under a broader push to build more of its supply chain in the United States.
  • The deal deepens a long partnership and lands amid a political drive to reshore semiconductor production.

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