Apple Forecasts Slower Services Growth as AI Costs Rise

Apple expects slower services growth during the holiday quarter, at the same time that it absorbs the cloud-computing costs of Siri AI and prepares to charge customers for expanded access to certain artificial intelligence features. Speaking on his first earnings conference call as Apple CEO, John Ternus outlined plans for paid access during an analyst […] The post Apple Forecasts Slower Services…

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