Apple CEO Tim Cook and U.S. Commerce Secretary Lutnick opened a new factory in Houston, which will produce Mac Mini and AI servers.
Apple CEO Tim Cook and U.S. Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick jointly unveiled a new manufacturing facility in Houston, Texas, on Wednesday. The factory will be responsible for producing Mac Mini desktop computers and assembling Apple's AI servers. Cook stated that Apple has invested hundreds of millions of dollars in the facility. This factory opening is part of Apple's "Made in America initiative" and comes as Cook is about to step down as CEO to become executive chairman, with future responsibilities including interacting with global policymakers.
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