Apple sidestepped hefty semiconductor tariffs last year by leveraging an Intel chip deal, following Tim Cook's intervention in Washington to prevent a 100% import tax.
The agreement came after Tim Cook's visit to Washington last summer
Jul 12, 2026
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What's the storyApple managed to dodge semiconductor tariffs last year, thanks to a strategic deal with Intel.
The agreement came after Tim Cook's visit to Washington last summer, where he negotiated against a proposed 100% tax on imported computer parts.
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