
High iPhone demand won't be met by supply during September quarter
Apple’s September-quarter growth is expected to be limited by supply constraints despite very strong demand for iPhone, iPad, and Mac products. CEO Tim Cook said the issue is not supplier performance but demand exceeding available inventory, which could reduce potential revenue for the quarter. The article also notes possible future effects from iPhone price increases and demand driven by Apple Intelligence and Siri AI features.
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