APPLE CEO COOK AND HOWARD LUTNIK OPENED A NEW MANUFACTURING PLANT IN HOUSTON

On Wednesday, Tim Cook, CEO of Apple, together with government officials such as the Minister of Commerce, Howard Lutnik, opened a new manufacturing facility in Houston, Texas, which will provide free training and education courses. Apple indicated that the plant would begin production of Mac Mini desktop computers later in the year and would also assemble the AI server. Cook revealed that apples had invested hundreds of millions of dollars in the facility. Lutnik stated at the lottery ceremony that the United States had been a great inventor of global technology, but that those technologies had been created around the world. Cook will be transferred to the Executive Chairman on 1 September and John Turner, who has long served as the Apple Hardware Executive, will succeed CEO。