Over the next four years, Apple intends to invest $600 billion in the United States, a move anticipated to alleviate cost pressures stemming from tariff exemptions. Goldman Sachs forecasts that these exemptions will slash hardware costs, thereby bolstering Apple's pricing competitiveness across the smartphone, PC, and tablet markets. Furthermore, Apple has unveiled plans to establish cutting-edge server facilities aimed at reinforcing its AI and private cloud computing capabilities, signaling an accelerated expansion into the AI domain. Over the subsequent five years, Apple's gross profit growth is expected to be primarily fueled by its services business, making the company's current valuation exceptionally appealing.