iPhone 17 mass production in India is faced with a China-led disruption. Here's why it's a good thing
iPhone 17 components have started arriving at Foxconn’s plant in Tamil Nadu. It signals Apple’s quiet but serious shift toward next-gen production in India, potentially starting as early as August. But as India is stepping into a more central role in Apple’s global supply chain, Foxconn is being forced to pull…
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