'Not constructive': Tim Cook blames Micron for Apple's $300 price hike. Micron s

On June 25, Apple (NASDAQ:AAPL) announced sweeping price increases across its MacBook and iPad lineups — along with Apple TV, HomePod and Vision Pro — with CEO Tim Cook laying the blame on the companies that supply the memory chips inside its products.

"There's less supply at a time when consumers want devices and the memory guys are passing along huge price increases," Cook had told (1) The Wall Street Journal the week before, calling the increases "unavoidable" and the situation "unsustainable."

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Apple said the growth of AI data centers had "created an extraordinary surge" (2) in demand for memory and storage, and that it had never seen a component price rise this far this fast.

But hours earlier, one of those "memory guys" had pointed back at Apple.

In a Wall Street Journal interview following a blockbuster

Fuente original: Yahoo Finance (https://finance.yahoo.com/markets/stocks/articles/not-constructive-tim-cook-blames-121500109.html)