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Apple has started shipping artificial intelligence servers built at a factory in Houston, the company announced Thursday, marking another step in its plan to invest $600 billion in the U.S. over the next few years.
The new servers include specialized chips designed to deliver AI capabilities while maintaining the privacy standards Apple applies to its products.
The move comes amid ongoing pressure on Apple to manufacture iPhones domestically, but Apple CEO Tim Cook has said that assembly is likely to remain overseas for now, while the company shifts to sourcing more of the key chips and components within the U.S.
Apple said the Houston-built servers will be deployed across its data centers nationwide.
"Our teams have done an incredible job accelerating work to get the new Houston factory up and running ahead of schedule, and we plan to continue expanding the facility to increase production next year," Apple Chief Operating Officer Sabih Khan said in a statement.
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