Apple's supplier may open a factory in the United States

From Dimitimes comes the latest news that ends the week of rumors: TSMC, one of Apple's leading retailers, has revealed that it has no plans to start manufacturing in the United States yet learns about the potential benefits of doing it later.

The provider is surrounded by positive growth forecasts this year (in part due to a possible increase in iPhone sales with 5G likely to fall in the fall), so an increase in the US is to impress the Trump administration it is not a financial trickery

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However, from the 9to5Mac balance remaining: this TSMC statement may be the simple statement you're looking for satisfies the government of the United States

, hopefully creating jobs in the country. The provider may be able to specify where he or she has decided for a period of time not to proceed in this regard, experiencing time or light pressures. The same media reports that Foxconn already did that, but only did 178 jobs while promising 13,000.

From anywhere, TSMC should be in the perfect position to make chips for the entire range of new iPhone we can see from September. If the rumors are true, it is likely that the price paid for the products posted is the largest Apple has asked for in its history.

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