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Apple reported fourth quarter revenue of $114.48 billion but warned of narrower profit margins due to soaring memory chip prices and increased cloud costs for Siri AI. CEO John Ternus stated memory pricing is unprecedented and expected to rise further, while CFO Kevan Parekh noted AI investments are necessary for future revenue growth despite current margin pressure.
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Apple Raises Prices Amid Memory Cost Surge

RAM Prices Surge Due to AI Demand

How surging demand from AI hyperscalers has quintupled flash memory prices and shifted market and negotiating power from Apple to suppliers like Kioxia (Rolfe Winkler/Wall Street Journal)