Reports that Apple Inc (NASDAQ:AAPL, ETR:APC) is partnering with Alibaba to bring AI features to Chinese iPhone users have been welcomed as a positive development for the company by analysts at Wedbush. The Information earlier this week reported that Apple and Alibaba co-developed Chinese AI features and have submitted them to China's cyberspace regulator for approval.
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Apple Inc.'s iPhones will use Alibaba Group Holding Ltd.'s AI technology, the Chinese firm's chairman said, affirming reports the e-commerce pioneer had scored a coveted role in helping power the iPhone in the world's top mobile arena.
Apple finally has an AI partner in China: Alibaba. Alibaba will integrate its AI into iPhones in China, its chairman, Joe Tsai, said on Thursday.
Apple Inc. (NASDAQ: AAPL) is rewarding its shareholders once again with a quarterly dividend of $0.25, payable on Thursday, Feb.
Germany's antitrust watchdog has been investigating Apple's app privacy framework since 2022. On Thursday, releasing preliminary findings from this probe, the Bundeskartellamt (FCO) said it suspects the iPhone maker may not be treating third-party app developers as equally as the law requires.
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The German antitrust authority has notified Apple of concerns regarding the iPhone maker's app tracking tool, which could violate rules for large tech companies, the regulator said in a statement on Thursday.
Alibaba Group chairman Joe Tsai confirmed his companies AI partnership with Apple, while speaking at the World Governments Summit in Dubai on Thursday. The partnership was first reported by the Information on Tuesday, triggering a jump in Alibaba and Apple shares.
Qualcomm Incorporated is rapidly diversifying beyond handsets, targeting $22 billion in non-handset revenue by 2029, driven by AI, automotive, and IoT segments. Apple's shift to in-house modems poses risks, but Qualcomm's diversified growth in AI PCs, smart glasses, and automotive sectors offsets potential losses. QCOM stock is undervalued, trading at ~15x FY25 EPS, with strong cash flows enabling share repurchases and a 2% dividend yield.
Apple is reportedly exploring both humanoid and non-humanoid robots for smart home applications. The company's research is considering a range of possible robotic systems, from simple ones to complex humanoids, TechCrunch reported Wednesday (Feb. 12), citing a post on X by Apple analyst Ming-Chi Kuo.