US EditionApple to Open Manufacturing Academy in Detroit, but Don't Expect a US iPhone in the Near Future
DETROIT, MICHIGAN, JUL 29 – The academy will offer free workshops and consulting to small and medium-sized US businesses to boost advanced manufacturing and artificial intelligence skills, Apple said.
- Apple will open its Apple Manufacturing Academy in Detroit next month, partnering with Michigan State University to offer free training amid political pressure from Trump.
- US President Donald Trump’s push for U.S. jobs prompted Apple to launch the academy, tied to its pledge to spend more than $500 billion in the U.S.
- Expert-Led workshops will guide companies on AI and smart manufacturing, focusing on machine learning, automation, data analytics, and digital integration, led by Apple engineers and MSU experts.
- Beyond courses, Apple offers virtual and in-person consultations, with Apple engineers already consulting with American companies to boost supply chain productivity, efficiency, and quality.
- Later this year, virtual programming will teach project management and manufacturing process optimization, as the academy plans to launch online courses.
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