According to DigiTimes, TSMC will remain Apple’s sole foundry partner for the chips that will power the upcoming iPhone and iPad models to be released later this year.
Japan Display owes Apple more than $800 million for the $1.5 billion cost of building a manufacturing plant four years ago.
Apple has officially purchased the first-ever batch of carbon-free aluminum from the joint venture Elysis, which Apple will use in its products at some point in the future.
Apple UK today shared more than a dozen videos via its official YouTube channel designed to showcase its diversity effort and highlight women’s leadership in Silicon Valley.
JP Morgan analysts believe that the Cupertino tech giant’s managed to shave between $30 and $50 off the iPhone bill of materials to help offset the impact of December’s tariffs.
In the latest fallout in the trade war between the US and China, Trump tells American companies to move production out of China or else… which sent Apple stock down by over four percent.
Apple’s supplier Sharp is reportedly gearing up to move part of its production out of China in response to President Trump’s latest escalation of the growing US trade war with China.
Volume of iPhones Apple ordered signals that demand for the company’s most important product is stabilizing after a period of volatility stemming from the US-China trade war and a general slowdown in the overall smartphone market.
In yet another sign that it’s moving to diversify product manufacturing beyond China, Apple’s reportedly been trialing AirPods production in Vietnam, per a communication seen by Nikkei.
The new Mac Pro won’t bear a label “Assembled in USA” because manufacturing labor costs in China, though rising, still remains much lower than in the US.
Korea’s ETNews reports that Apple is destined to order additional OLED panels for future products like “tablets and notebooks” from Samsung.
The Foxconn founder is urging the California firm to move manufacturing out of China to neighboring Taiwan.
