Two new iPhone factories begin production in India
Production is beginning at two new iPhone factories in India, where there are now five operational or near operational iPhone manufacturing hubs.
Category: Apple Business
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India’s new incentive scheme boost to iPhone component manufacturing
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Apple, Foxconn, and the impact on Devanahalli, north of Bengaluru
Rapid evolution of the Apple manufacturing supply chain in India is having a dramatic impact in some regions, transforming local...
Apple still has cards to play in its EU game of thrones
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