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Apple Inc. plans to relocate some production of its Mac Mini desktop computers from Asia to the United States, with a new production line set to launch later this year at a Foxconn factory north of Houston. In recent years, Apple's production layout (layout) in the U.S. has largely focused on specific areas, and this move represents its latest effort to shift its supply chain back to the U.S., primarily driven by the complex tariff environment. Previously, the U.S. had pressured Apple to move iPhone production back, but Apple deemed it uneconomical due to high costs. As a result, Apple has chosen to use the relatively manageable demand for the Mac Mini production line as a pilot for this relocation, a strategy that aligns with other measures Apple has taken to avoid tariffs.
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