Artificial Intelligence: "Those who only focus on more efficiency will become interchangeable"
She saves three hours of work every day with AI, says Yasmin Weiß, a multi-member supervisory board member and professor. She has invented a success formula for the future job market.
Apple is reportedly spending $7.5 billion on a bond issuance to bolster its infrastructure for artificial intelligence (AI) development, according to a document obtained by Reuters. The tech giant is joining a trend among major tech companies, which are borrowing large sums from the capital market to fund expensive data centers and cloud capacity needed for the AI boom, despite the industry traditionally relying on its cash reserves.
The current bond offering consists of seven tranches with maturities ranging from 2026 to 2036, some with fixed and others with variable interest rates. According to a Bloomberg report, the bond placement was organized by a consortium of banks, including Goldman Sachs, Bank of America, JPMorgan, and Deutsche Bank. Apple declined to comment on the plan, but the company last made a bond market move in May 2025, raising $4.5 billion.
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