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iPhone price may rise to $2,000 due to AI investment costs

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Apple is reportedly planning price increases for its products, including the iPhone, due to rising costs associated with memory and chips.
The company attributes these increases to the surge in investments in artificial intelligence.
There are concerns that this could lead the price of the iPhone to reach as high as $2,000.
The price hikes also extend to other products such as MacBook, iPad, HomePod, and Vision Pro.
This trend reflects broader market pressures linked to the growing demand for advanced technology driven by AI advancements.

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Apple is reportedly planning price increases for its products, including the iPhone, due to rising costs associated with memory and chips.
The company attributes these increases to the surge in investments in artificial intelligence.
There are concerns that this could lead the price of the iPhone to reach as high as $2,000.
The price hikes also extend to other products such as MacBook, iPad, HomePod, and Vision Pro.
This trend reflects broader market pressures linked to the growing demand for advanced technology driven by AI advancements.

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