Apple just committed $600 billion to US manufacturing over four years, making it the largest domestic investment in the company’s history.
The pledge, originally announced at $500 billion in February 2025, was expanded by an additional $100 billion and formalized during a White House event with President Trump in August 2025.
What the deal actually looks like
The centerpiece is a new 250,000-square-foot server production facility in Houston, Texas, expected to begin operations in 2026. Apple says the plant will create thousands of jobs, though the company hasn’t disclosed an exact headcount.
In March 2026, Apple brought in heavyweight manufacturing partners to make the plan work. Bosch, Cirrus Logic, TDK, and Qnity Electronics signed on to help produce critical components like silicon and sensors on American soil. Apple is backing this supplier ecosystem with a dedicated $400 million funding initiative that runs through 2030.
