Well, Tim and Wendell, this is just an incredible place. And I want to start with Wendell, our host, to say, "What the heck are we doing in Harrisburg, Kentucky?" Well, a you got to love a great manufacturing plant. But the news today really is about Apple.Uh what we're doing here is we're dedicating 100% of this facility uh to Apple to produce 100% of the cover glass for all the iPhones made in the world will now be made in Herodsburg, Kentucky. Well, it's kind of amazing because I think people might have ...

Core Insights - Apple is investing $2.5 billion in Corning's Kentucky factory to manufacture glass for iPhones and Apple Watches, emphasizing the importance of innovation, cost, and quality in their decision-making process [1] - Corning's "ceramic shield" technology is highlighted for its thin, light, and durable properties, with the new version being 50% stronger than the previous one [2] - The investment is expected to increase the factory's workforce by 50% and triple production capacity, positioning it as a leading site for specialized glass manufacturing [2][3] Company and Industry Impact - Domestic manufacturing is seen as a way to create economic activity and jobs, benefiting local businesses and communities [3] - Corning views its operations as a "social contract" with the community, reflecting a long-standing relationship with the area since the factory's opening in 1952 [3] - The workforce at the Kentucky plant includes third-generation employees, indicating a strong legacy and commitment to innovation in glass production [4]