Apple's record Q4 revenue comes with $33 billion hit from AI-driven memory price inflation

Apple posted record Q4 revenue, but its results revealed a $33 billion cost tied to memory price inflation, which the report links to the AI data center investment boom.

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2026-11-03 17:53 · Computerworld AI
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