"Indonesia's agreement with Apple opens the door for iPhone 16 sales after the company commits to a substantial $1 billion investment and local training."
"Following a ban on the iPhone 16, Indonesia has negotiated a new deal with Apple, including investments and R&D training for local development."
Indonesia has reportedly come to a deal with Apple to lift the ban on iPhone 16 sales after the company's commitment to invest $1 billion in local infrastructure and R&D training. This agreement follows a previous ban due to Apple's failure to fulfill a $109 million investment requirement. Despite the pledge, additional government demands have shaped the negotiations, emphasizing local production and training initiatives. As Apple sets up a facility for AirTag production, the situation exemplifies the nationâs strategic push for technological advancement and investment.
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