Watching the #AppleEvent is giving a peek into their #GenerativeAI strategy and the constant theme they return to is that Apple’s powerful hardware allows users to run models locally. What’s the benefit for users: Faster answers that generate without relying on an internet connection while ensuring private data never leaves the device. It’s a #BYOM approach, saving Apple huge R&D costs when it comes to training, tuning, and regulating models; best of luck.
Apple's #GenerativeAI strategy: Local processing, private data, and cost savings
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Taiwan’s Foxconn, historically known as Apple’s iPhone assembler, is now pivoting toward AI server production to meet surging demand in AI infrastructure. 𝒇𝒐𝒓 𝒎𝒐𝒓𝒆 𝒅𝒆𝒕𝒂𝒊𝒍𝒔 https://lnkd.in/gFkdT9qT #Foxconn #AIServers #TechTransformation #AppleSupplier #AIInfrastructure #CloudComputing #GenerativeAI #HardwareInnovation #FoxconnShift #TechManufacturing
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Google is making a strategic move in the competitive world of mobile processors. Digitimes reports that the company has shifted production of its Tensor processor for the Pixel 10 from Samsung to TSMC. This change, which puts Google in the same league as Apple and Qualcomm, is a key step in their AI-first strategy, promising to improve performance and efficiency in future Pixel devices. Read more here: https://lnkd.in/eHKqy3QD
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Apple’s thinnest iPhone ever hits $999, promising a sleek look and powerhouse performance. Could this spark a buying frenzy in tech, AI, and materials stocks? What hidden investment gems could ride Apple’s latest wave? 🔗 Full story in comments ↓ #AppleAirLaunch #TechInvesting #SmartphoneInnovation #AIChips #SustainableTech
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The Apple products didn’t fall far from their rival’s tree… Looking at the iPhone 17 event, it feels more like catchup than anything. Thinner models and functionality mirroring the Oura ring were a long time coming. This isn’t a bad thing because Apple is the whole fruit cart at this point. It really just needs to continue pumping out massive amounts of cash by keeping itself as the more luxurious and consistent alternative. You do the former with good design and the latter by not screwing up functionality with big swings. That’s code for let smaller players figure out the market and you leverage your massive weight to activate that in your own ecosystem. The most interesting point to me was when it comes to AI, they seem to be leaning into a rails aspect more than doing it their own. This is might lead to a dynamic with Google search where Apple focuses on being the toll booth and let the model wars be fought by others and you don’t have to choose a side. (If you get the gif, you earn two cool points)
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🚨Breaking: While most companies are busy hyping up chatbots, Apple just slipped in a massive update — an AI model that’s up to 85× faster and runs straight in your browser. 🚀 FastVLM + MobileCLIP2 are now live on Hugging Face, and the numbers are wild: 85× speed boost 3.4× smaller footprint Real-time performance in your browser Even live video captioning — fully local No cloud. No lag. No data leaks. Just on-device intelligence. Apple’s strategy is clear: Privacy first Efficiency at scale Built for iPhone, Mac, and Vision Pro While others make noise, Apple quietly lays down the foundations. And history shows — that’s usually how they win. 🍎 #apple #news #launch
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Apple’s highly awaited iPhone 17, launched on September 9, has backfired, triggering investor backlash that wiped out over $112 billion from the company’s market value within two days. The slump underscores growing concerns about Apple’s innovation pipeline, earnings prospects, and its slow progress in the global artificial intelligence (AI) race. #apple #marketvalue ##iphone17 #tradearlnews
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#Apple continues to remind us that innovation is not just about convenience it’s about meaningful impact. Today’s announcement left me reflecting: what was your favourite moment? For me, three stood out: 1. Apple just turned AirPods Pro 3 into a live translator, powered by Apple Intelligence, breaking down language barriers in real time. A step forward for connection and inclusion. 2. Apple Watch Series 11 hypertension notifications — as we all prioritize health, it’s inspiring to see Apple put critical wellness insights at the centre of its innovation. 3. And of course, the iPhone 17 Air — sleek, powerful, and a glimpse into the next chapter of mobile computing. These moments highlight how technology can extend beyond productivity into areas that truly matter — connection, health, and transformative design. https://lnkd.in/gC9hif4d
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🚀 On Tuesday Apple unveiled the AirPods Pro 3 with a stunning feature: real-time translation. But here’s the catch 👉 it won’t be available in France or across the EU. Same price. Fewer features. Why? Likely the DMA. Instead of leaving Europe out, why not flip the script? 🌍 ⚡ Run AI services on servers inside the EU. ⚡ Deliver innovation without breaking regulations. ⚡ Give European users the same experience as everyone else. Europe is not a side market it’s a key stage. Those who combine compliance + innovation will lead the way. 💡 #AppleEvent #AirPodsPro3 #ArtificialIntelligence #TechInEurope #DigitalMarketsAct #Innovation
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Apple’s event had one thing missing: LLMs. And that wasn’t a mistake. LLMs are powerful, but they hallucinate. And when your brand is built on trust, one wrong answer can be lethal. Imagine your iPhone misreading a text about your mom’s health or forgetting the meeting that defines your quarter. Trust gone. Apple plays offense by saying no. They deploy AI only where precision is possible fitness, translation, photos. Tight inputs, reliable results. Skipping the hype isn’t weakness. It’s strategy. Apple knows its moat is trust, not being first. Sometimes the boldest move is restraint.
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🚀 Bonus track of this week: an explainer on the Japanese regulation addressing unfair conduct on smartphones. The DMA is not the only law impacting digital platforms. Other jurisdictions, such as Japan and the UK, have already come up with their own ideas of enforcement and how to disintermediate platform power. In Japan's case, the digital regulation addresses the smartphone market to tackle head-on the duopoly around the distribution of operating systems in phones. I explain the nature and goals of the regulation and provide a few real-life examples of the regulation's application (i.e., via Articles 5-9 and 10-13). Follow the link below to watch the video in full! https://lnkd.in/dgUFjwkh
#10 What Apple & Google Must Do Differently in Japan
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