Apple's new CEO Ternus to face first earnings test as memory costs surge
John Ternus hosts his first earnings call as Apple CEO, with investors watching memory costs, AI and the iPhone Duo's screen problems.
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TechCentral (ZA): John Ternus hosts his first earnings call as Apple CEO, with investors watching memory costs, AI and the iPhone Duo's screen problems.
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