"Of all regions, Chinese iPhone users are most willing to pay for unlimited access to Apple Intelligence, despite having never used the features." — Analyst Erik Woodring
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Apple and Alibaba have submitted the Chinese AI features they co-developed for approval by China’s cyberspace regulator, the person added, indicating that the partnership has gained significant progress.
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"Apple could have the last laugh since it is a true ‘toll road’ to mobile AI." — Melius analyst Ben Reitzes
From "Really worried that Apple Intelligence won't drive an upgrade cycle, says Needham's Laura Martin" which aired Wednesday on CNBC.
2 years agoI had to stop my car to listen to this all the way to the end.
"Apple now risks making a bigger misstep by failing to find a 'next big thing' — the kind of moneymaking idea that turned it into a $3.5 trillion company."
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From "Apple's multiple will have to fall 20% for me to be interested, says Oppenheimer's Martin Yang" which aired Wednesday on CNBC.
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"[Apple] is leveraging other people's AI investments and would benefit, frankly, from a lighter weight model with greater functionality."
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From Adam Clark's "Apple Stock Defies the Tech Slump. Its AI Strategy May Be Paying Off." posted Monday by Barron's.
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"No US Global 2000 is going to use a Chinese start-up DeepSeek to launch their AI infrastructure and use cases."
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