Apple says unprecedented memory chip costs will continue to rise, raising questions about future device prices as its inventory climbs to $14.5 billion.
Apple’s inventory surges 154% as memory chip costs climb
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Apple's inventory rose 31.1% in Q4, driven by higher memory chip costs, with CEO John Ternus citing unprecedented pricing pressures.
- Apple's inventory increased to $14.54 billion in Q4, up 31.1% from Q3.
- Memory costs are expected to rise further, impacting gross margins.
- Apple plans to increase purchases of memory components amid supply constraints.
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