Apple Inc.'s June-quarter earnings report isn't typically one to write home about, but there's still value to it.
As the world's most valuable company, markets will pay close attention to results for Apple's (AAPL) fiscal third quarter on Thursday, August 1.
Meta is on a mission to dominate messaging apps in the US, and AI is helping it gain steam. WhatsApp hit 100 million monthly active US users last week; it has more than 2 billion globally.
It appears that Apple opted for Google's TPU chips over Nvidia's for its AI development. An Apple research paper highlights the use of TPUv5p chips from Google for iPhone AI.
Apple's (AAPL) third-quarter fiscal 2024 results are expected to reflect an improving PC market and steady growth in Services revenues.
Apple is set to report third-quarter earnings on Thursday after the US market closes. It's the first results since it announced its AI plans, including Apple Intelligence, in June.
Dan Ives predicts a tech bull market lasting 2-3 years, driven by Generative AI and investments in enterprise space. Qualcomm's Dr. Vinesh Sukumar on its partnerships and AI ambitions.
UPDATE—July 30, 2024: This article has been updated to reflect more recent analyst estimates and share price information, as well as news related to Apple Intelligence.
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