Apple announces multi-billion dollar deal with Broadcom for chips made in the US

$AAPL today announced a new multi-billion dollar deal with Broadcom to develop 5G radio frequency components in the U.S.
"We are thrilled to make commitments that combine the ingenuity, creativity and innovative spirit of American manufacturing," Apple CEO Tim Cook said in a release.
Shares of $AVGO Broadcom were up around 3%. Shares of Apple were down less than 1%.
The 5G radio components developed by Broadcom, a technology and advanced manufacturing company, will include FBAR filters and other wireless components, according to the report. These components are different from the 5G modems produced by Qualcomm.
Apple said its deal with Broadcom is part of its commitment to invest $430 billion in the U.S. economy by 2021. The deal marks the latest stage of the partnership between the two companies, as Broadcom announced it will sell $15 billion worth of wireless components to Apple in 2020.
The company said the deal with Broadcom will also allow it to invest in "critical automation and upskilling projects" with engineers and other technicians. Apple already supports more than 1,100 jobs at Broadcom's FBAR filter manufacturing plant in Fort Collins, according to the report.