Apple Inc. is set to introduce new artificial intelligence features on its devices and in data centers powered by its own processors. These advancements will be part of the company’s efforts to integrate AI capabilities into its products and services. Apple’s initial AI server chips will be based on the M2 Ultra, which was previously incorporated into the Mac Pro and Mac Studio computers. The company, however, plans to develop future versions using the M4 chip.
Apple Inc.’s (AAPL) Vision Pro, a mixed reality headset, has caught the attention of CNBC’s Jim Cramer, who believes the product has the potential to revolutionize the industrial sector. Cramer suggests that the Vision Pro, currently marketed as a consumer device, could be repositioned as an enterprise product, particularly valuable with its digital twin technology that enables users to simulate potential changes before implementation.
Despite a recent report that Apple is reducing its Vision Pro shipment forecast due to a decrease in demand, Cramer remains bullish on the product. He highlights Apple’s success in selling 400,000 units of the $3,500 headset as an indicator of its potential.
