Apple Signs $30 Billion Deal With Broadcom to Produce Chips in the U.S.
Apple and Broadcom expanded a multiyear chip supply agreement to more than $30 billion, adding commitments to design and manufacture custom silicon and wireless technology for the iPhone maker.
The pact covers production of over 15 billion U.S.-made chips within the next five years. Broadcom will invest $1.5 billion to expand its Fort Collins, Colorado, facility to produce advanced radio-frequency components, adding to the company's broader $600 billion U.S. investment pledge.
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@financialjuiceBroadcom and Apple expand technology collaboration through 2031 with new multi-year agreements - SEC Filing.
@firstsquawkBROADCOM AND APPLE EXPAND TECHNOLOGY COLLABORATION THROUGH 2031 WITH NEW MULTI-YEAR AGREEMENTS
@zerohedge*BROADCOM TO DEVELOP CUSTOM ASIC SILICON PRODUCTS FOR APPLE what happened to Intel?
@wallstengineBroadcom and Apple expanded their long-standing technology partnership through 2031. $AVGO will develop and supply a range of custom ASIC silicon products for multiple generations of Apple products under new multi-year agreements. https://t
@stockmktnewzBroadcom $AVGO and Apple $AAPL just announced they have agreed to "expand their long-standing technology collaboration through 2031 by entering into new multi-year long-term agreements for Broadcom to develop and supply a range of custom
@stocksavvyshay$AVGO and $AAPL are extending their long-standing chip partnership through 2031. Broadcom will develop and supply custom ASIC silicon for multiple generations of Apple products under new multi-year agreements.
@polymarketmoneyBREAKING: Broadcom and Apple extended their technology partnership through 2031, covering custom ASIC silicon for future product generations.
@businessChip supplier Broadcom is expanding its work with Apple through 2031 and plans develop and supply products for multiple generations of the iPhone maker’s devices
@techmemeBroadcom agrees to expand its Apple partnership through 2031 to develop and supply custom chips; in 2023, the companies announced a multibillion-dollar deal (@hoodieonveshti / Reuters) (Visit Techmeme dot com for the link and full context!
@zephyr_z9LOL Why would Intel design chips for Apple????
@vestexchangeInto the open after an extended holiday weekend, $AVGO is up close to 4%, with the extended $AAPL custom-chip supply agreement through 2031 in focus. The update adds duration to a key $AAPL relationship for $AVGO, with shares still working
@businessApple says its expanded agreement with Broadcom is expected to top $30 billion
@wallstengineApple announced a multiyear Broadcom $AVGO deal worth over $30B to design and produce custom silicon and wireless tech for Apple products. The agreement covers 15B+ U.S.-made chips, with Broadcom investing $1.5B to expand its Fort Collins,
@stocksavvyshay$AAPL and $AVGO announced a $30B+ multiyear deal for custom silicon and wireless technology used across Apple products. The deal includes more than 15B U.S.-made chips and a $1.5B Broadcom investment to expand its Colorado facility. https:
@firstsquawkAPPLE WILL SPEND MORE WITH BROADCOM TO MANUFACTURE BILLIONS OF U.S. CHIPS. A NEW LONG-TERM DEAL INCLUDES EXPANSION AT A COLORADO FACILITY. THE AGREEMENT IS SET TO BE OVER $30 BILLION, AIMING TO PRODUCE MORE THAN 15 BILLION U.S.-MADE CHIPS.
@firstsquawkAPPLE AND BROADCOM SIGN A MULTIYEAR DEAL; BROADCOM WILL EXPAND FORT COLLINS FACILITY TO MAKE ADVANCED RF COMPONENTS AND WIRELESS TECH, INVESTING $1.5 BILLION.
@cnbcApple commits $30 billion to Broadcom for U.S. chipmaking push
@ftApple makes $30bn Broadcom deal under Trump-backed US investment pledge
@ftr_investors$AAPL $AVGO Apple will invest over $30B with Broadcom to produce 15+ billion U.S.-made chips, including a $1.5B expansion of Broadcom's Colorado facility to strengthen Apple's domestic silicon supply chain and wireless technology production
@techmemeApple says it reached a $30B+ deal with Broadcom to produce 15B chips on US soil in the next five years, its largest pledge as part of its $600B US investments (@rolfewinkler / Wall Street Journal) (Visit Techmeme dot com for the link and