On May 11, the news that Apple is collaborating with Intel and Samsung Electronics on chip production captured widespread attention. Bloomberg's seasoned reporter Mark Gurman revealed that Apple has traditionally favored a multi-supplier strategy for critical components. However, the processor market presents unique challenges, primarily due to TSMC's technological edge. Presently, the chip supply is constrained, and TSMC's new plant in Arizona is experiencing delays in its construction progress. Furthermore, there are growing concerns over the geopolitical risks associated with Apple's heavy dependence on chip supplies from Taiwan, China. Consequently, Apple is engaging in discussions with Intel and Samsung, with the hope that these companies will manufacture some of its chips in the United States. Although significant progress may not be imminent in the short term, Apple is likely to onboard at least one of these companies as a supplier within the coming year.