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GE Appliances expands Texas Instruments chip sourcing for next-generation US-made connected appliances
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GE Appliances expands Texas Instruments chip sourcing for next-generation US-made connected appliances
  • GE Appliances, a Haier unit, will integrate U.S.-made Texas Instruments chips into its next-generation connected appliances.
  • TI components will supply about one-third of chips for products from GE Appliances’ new Louisville laundry plant; production targeted for 2027.
  • The move nearly doubles GE Appliances’ spending with TI, supporting its U.S. supply-chain push for critical components.


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