Apple is trying to speed up the production of domestic chips in the United States, and for that the company has to go to the U.S. to get tax cuts and other benefits. Has run the government lobby. This indicates that the company will expand its supply chain in the United States.
Reported by Bloomberg, U.S. The government this week unveiled lobbying revelations for the second and third quarters of 2020, revealing that Apple has lobbied the Treasury Department, Congress and the White House.
Apple Pal and U.S. The reasons behind the lobby between the government are many, but most of them include tax cuts for chip production in the country. The document states that the company “discussed issues related to the tax credit for domestic semiconductor production.”
Apple Paul’s U.S. lobbying efforts are now largely carried out by the company’s veteran leader Tim Powdley, who was surrounded when Cynthia Hogan, Apple’s former top U.S. lobbyist, was left to join former Vice President Joe Biden’s campaign. An Apple spokesman declined to comment.
Apple’s first custom chip, the A4, was introduced in 2010 with the first-generation iPad – and then quickly added to the iPhone 4 and other devices. By Paul chips are now present in almost every device made by the company, and Apple will soon replace the Intel processors on the Silicon Mac.
The company relies on TSMC and other suppliers based in Asia to make its custom chips, which has become a problem due to the trade war between these countries and the United States. Chips are now an essential part of the Apple moment, so the company is investing in new ways to produce them at a lower cost.
Apple Pal will currently make some of its products at the Texas facility, including the Mac Pro. Components such as Qualcomm chips, which are part of the iPhone, are available in the US. Also occurs in
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