Apple announces new American Manufacturing Program partners for iPhone Duo and iPhone 18 Pro
Apple announced new and expanded American Manufacturing Program partnerships for the iPhone Duo and iPhone 18 Pro, including Perryman Company supplying titanium and Qnity Electronics producing camera films for the new variable aperture system. Apple committed up to $100 million over three years to Perryman, whose Houston, Pennsylvania site melts and forges titanium with at least 80 percent recycled content for the foldable iPhone Duo. Apple reiterated its $600 billion four-year U.S. manufacturing commitment and highlighted suppliers including Broadcom ($1.5B Fort Collins expansion), Corning, Coherent, TSMC Arizona, and Amkor, noting nearly 100 components in the new iPhones are U.S.-made.
Key figures
- Amkor workforce
- more than 3,500 local hires
- Us jobs supported
- more than 450,000
- Perryman commitment
- $100 million over three years
- Carbon neutral target
- 2030
- Broadcom chips planned
- more than 15 billion U.S.-made chips
- Tsmc arizona chips 2026
- more than 100 million chips
- Us investment commitment
- $600 billion over four years
- Broadcom capital investment
- $1.5 billion
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