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- Apple CEO Tim Cook has warned that the company will raise product prices due to an "unsustainable" rise in memory chip costs, he told the Wall Street Journal.
- The increase in memory chip prices is primarily driven by the boom in artificial intelligence, which demands vast amounts of these components.
- This announcement precedes the anticipated launch of the new iPhone 18 and other Apple products in September.
- Memory chip costs, particularly for RAM, have more than doubled since late last year, already leading to a 20 percent price increase in other phones in 2026.
- Tim Cook is scheduled to step down in September, with hardware chief John Ternus expected to succeed him as the new chief executive.
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