MacBook Pro will get OLED in 2026 from new Samsung factory
Orders for Apple's MacBook Pro and iPad Pro are believed to be behind Samsung Display investing another $3.1 billion into its OLED display panel fabrication plant.
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supply chain
Malcolm Owen
Apple will need to rely on screens made in Korea for a long time, while it moves efforts in-house
Apple will continue to rely on Korean display makers like Samsung Display and LG Display for years to come despite a move to bring component designs in-house, a report claims.
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Apple supplier Quanta pours $120M into Vietnam factory to try to catch MacBook orders
Quanta has become the latest Apple supplier to heavily invest in production in Vietnam, agreeing with a provincial government to build a $120 million plant facility.
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JP Morgan shares insight on recent Apple business developments
Investment firm JP Morgan shares how it believes recent Apple business moves will affect the company in the coming months.
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Wesley Hilliard
Apple doubles investment in its carbon-removal Restore Fund
Apple is to invest up to $200 million in expanding its Restore Fund, the project that between Apple and partners including Conservation International, aims to fund "nature-based carbon removal projects."
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William Gallagher
Samsung slashes chip production after 96% profit nosedive
Samsung is cutting down its chip production after forecasting a 96% first-quarter decline of operating profit, caused by a glut of RAM and flash inventory and bad sales.
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Samsung making iPhone 15 OLED screen earlier than normal
Long-time Apple supplier Samsung Display will start its production of iPhone 15 OLED panels a month earlier than planned, reportedly due to issues at a different supplier.
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Cook praises 'symbiotic' 30-year relationship with China
Apple CEO Tim Cook has offered praise over Apple's 30-year relationship with China, using a visit to the country to offer positive messages about the iPhone maker's workings in the country.
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Two new companies want a piece of Apple's 5G modem business
Two firms are reportedly competing to handle the final packaging of Apple's in-house 5G modem for future iPhone models.
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Andrew Orr
