What is Broadcom building at its Fort Collins, Colorado facility?
Broadcom is spending $1.5 billion to expand and modernize its Fort Collins, Colorado plant, which makes advanced radio-frequency components — including FBAR filters — and wireless connectivity technology for Apple devices. The expansion supports hundreds of American jobs and is Apple's largest single American Manufacturing Program commitment yet.
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Apple Just Bet $30 Billion That Chips Should Be Made in AmericaApple extended its Broadcom chip deal through 2031 in a pact worth $30B+, covering 15 billion US-made chips and a $1.5B Colorado plant.
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