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Apple Finally Feels the Effects of the Global Chip Shortage

Apple Inc.’s latest quarter was a blockbuster, with soaring revenue, record Mac sales, and stronger-

Apple Finally Feels the Effects of the Global Chip Shortage

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There was only one major snag: The global chip shortage is finally catchingup tothe company.\nOn a call with analysts, Chief Executive Officer Tim Cook and Chief Financial Officer Luca Maestri warned that supply constraints are crimping sales of iPads and Macs, two products that performed especially well during pandemic lockdowns. Maestri said this will knock $3 billion to $4 billion off revenue during the fiscal third quarter.\nThe executives blamed “semiconductor shortages that are affecting many industries” and “very, very high” demand for iPads and Macs. Cook said the component shortages were for “legacy nodes,” implying the setbacks are for products using older generation processors. 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