Apple Suppliers

Arm has historically been more of a chip designer, licensing the rights to its semiconductor designs to customers, than a chipmaker

Apple has replaced Taiwan's Pegatron with Chinese supplier Luxshare as the exclusive manufacturing partner for its upcoming mixed-reality headset

In March, Apple supplier TSMC's sales droped 15% year-over-year, from NT$171.97 billion in 2022 to NT$145.41 ($4.78 billion USD) this year

Apple announced on Wednesday its manufacturing partners now support over 13 gigawatts of renewable electricity worldwide, representing a nearly 30% increase in the last year. The company stated that more than 250 suppliers operating in 28 countries have committed to using renewable energy for all Apple production by 2030. These commitments account for over 85%...

Arm plans to start charging royalties for chip designs based on the value of the device they are intended for instead of the chip itself

Foxconn is set to build a new $700 million USD plant in India to boost production in the country as Apple seeks to move more manufacturing away from China

A 111-acre fatory in Vietnam's Bac Giang province is the latest of several major investments from Foxconn to expand production outside of China

Foxconn has replaced longtime iPhone assembly head Wang Charng-yang with Michael Chiang, who has been with the company since 1999

The iPhone maker continues to look towards other options like India, Vietnam as its supply chain comes under the spotlight in US-China decoupling.

Apple has notified several suppliers to build fewer components for AirPods, the Apple Watch and MacBooks for Q1 2023 citing weakening demand.

Foxconn will no longer employ a "point-to-point" system, which restricted employees' daily movements to between their dormitories and the factory campus

The move comes as Apple urges partners to accelerate plans to diversify its supply chain beyond China following recent production disruptions in the country