DIGIVESTASI - Apple reportedly has many parts factories in Vietnam. These technical resources are aimed at the iPad.  The country is also reportedly involved in the development and manufacturing of Macbooks, iPads, and Apple Watch. Brian Ma, vice president of client device research at IDC, explained that expanding its fan base is not the only reason Apple is considering Vietnam.

"It's because the industry is reducing risk by diversifying production outside of China." "This includes key locations such as Vietnam, where Samsung was previously headquartered in the northern part of the country," Vietnam, IDC announced that Apple became the third smartphone vendor. The iPhone maker competes with Oppo and Samsung there.
 

"Apple's diversification efforts also include devices such as notebooks, which manufacturers such as Quanta and Foxconn are investing in," he added. Apple CEO Tim Cook is known to have been in Vietnam since Monday (April 15, 2024). Mr. Cook visited Hanoi to meet with Hanoi users, developers, and content creators. 

After Vietnam, Tim Cook headed to Indonesia. The 63-year-old man plans to open the Apple Developer Academy. He also requested a meeting with President Joko Widodo (Jokowi). When contacted by CNBC Indonesia, Director General of Information and Public Relations of the Ministry of Communication and Information Technology Usman Kanson said the meeting would be held on Thursday (March 18, 2024).

The plan is to meet the President on April 18 and the Minister of Communication and Information (Budi Aliyeh) will also accompany us. But we are still waiting for confirmation, Usman said. Minister of Communication and Informatics Budi Aryeh Setiadi said all major companies from the United States and the world will invest heavily in Indonesia. He also hinted that Apple would present a surprise during its visit to Rhode Island. 

"It will be announced. "(Apple) is investing. Please tomorrow, not today. Please (notify)," Budi Aliyeh said at the Halal Vihalal event held at the Ministry of Communication and Information Technology Building (2024). .

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