Apple to Begin Mac Mini Assembly in Houston, Continuing Production in Asia

Apple will begin assembling some Mac Mini desktop computers in the U.S. later this year at a Foxconn facility in Houston, expanding its domestic manufacturing under a $600 billion, four-year investment plan. Production will continue in Asia to meet global demand, with the Houston site primarily serving the U.S. market. This move aligns with efforts to diversify supply chains amid geopolitical tensions and tariff pressures. Apple is also expanding the Houston facility to include a training center for advanced manufacturing. The Mac Mini shift follows the Mac Pro's U.S. assembly, though Apple continues most production in Asia.