Apple Commits $30 Billion to Broadcom for Over 15 Billion U.S.-Made Chips
AAPL•Apple will invest over $30 billion in Broadcom’s U.S. manufacturing over multiple years to produce more than 15 billion custom silicon and wireless chips for its devices. Broadcom will contribute $1.5 billion to expand its Fort Collins, Colorado plant under long-term contracts through 2031, marking its largest American manufacturing pledge.
1. Company Announces $30B U.S. Chip Commitment
Apple has pledged more than $30 billion to Broadcom over several years to secure the development and supply of custom silicon and next-generation wireless connectivity components destined for future Apple devices. This represents Apple’s largest manufacturing commitment in the U.S. to date and underscores its strategy to onshore critical supply chains.
2. Fort Collins Plant Expansion
Broadcom will invest $1.5 billion to upgrade and expand its Fort Collins, Colorado facility, which will serve as the primary hub for producing radio frequency components such as FBAR filters and other wireless connectivity technologies. The expansion is expected to boost production capacity and support hundreds of American manufacturing jobs.
3. Contract Terms and Strategic Implications
The new long-term contracts extend through 2031 and cover multiple future generations of Apple hardware ASICs. The deal aligns with Apple’s broader $600 billion pledge into the U.S. economy over four years and strengthens domestic semiconductor production and supply-chain resilience.
