The White House has suggested that Apple may soon unveil a significant investment in the United States. Economic adviser Kevin Hassett hinted during a recent interview that a major announcement from the tech giant could arrive as early as Wednesday.
Although no official details have been shared, Hassett said during an appearance on Fox Business Network that viewers should expect “trillions and trillions of dollars of commitments for people to build new factories here.” He added, “In fact, you’re likely to see one today from Apple.”
The comment was part of a broader conversation about corporate investments during the second term of former President Donald Trump. The administration often celebrated private sector commitments as evidence of economic growth and support for domestic manufacturing.
A Pattern of Domestic Expansion
If confirmed, this would not be Apple’s first massive investment pledge. In February 2025, the company supported a Trump-led announcement of a $500 billion U.S. investment. That plan included expanding the Advanced Manufacturing Fund and building a facility in Houston, Texas.
Apple has a track record of investing heavily in American infrastructure. In 2018, it announced a $350 billion U.S. investment over five years. By 2021, it followed up with another $430 billion commitment. The new announcement, if made, could align with these previous efforts rather than introduce entirely new funds.
No Clear Details—Yet
Despite the White House’s optimism, Apple has yet to confirm the announcement. The lack of specifics has left many wondering if the update will include new investment or simply highlight previous initiatives.
Still, observers agree that any public reaffirmation from Apple would reflect the company’s long-standing support of U.S.-based manufacturing and development.
As the tech world watches for confirmation, Apple’s potential move could send a strong signal about its ongoing commitment to American innovation and job creation.
