The article discusses the complex relationship between Apple and China, highlighting how Apple's reliance on Chinese manufacturing has evolved since 1999 when Foxconn's Terry Gou contacted Tim Cook. It examines the implications of this dependence on national security and technological innovation. A new book, 'Apple in China,' delves into this intricate story, portraying both the capitalist achievements and the risks of relying on a geopolitical rival. This dependency raises critical questions about America's manufacturing future and its economic strategies.
Apple's deep dependence on Chinese production capabilities, initiated in 1999 by a pivotal call from Foxconn's Terry Gou to Tim Cook, raises questions about national security.
The story of Apple's entanglement in China reflects the complexities of global capitalism, highlighting both the benefits of cheap electronics and the geopolitical risks involved.
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