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Aaron Tilley is a Software developer, strategist, and blogger at Design’N’Buy, a leading Custom web to print software development company. He is passionate about web to print, PrintCommerce and Software technology and loves to write on each of them.

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OpenAI Calls Apple Lawsuit Careless and ‘Oddly Personal’

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By Aaron Tilley Verified
| The Information Verified
Source: The Information OpenAI gave a full-throated response to Apple’s lawsuit filed last month alleging theft of trade secrets. In a blog post on Tuesday, OpenAI called the lawsuit “careless, aggressive and oddly personal.” In the post, OpenAI detailed several issues it had with Apple’s lawsuit, including the iPhone maker’s accusation that one of its former employees, Chang Liu, deliberately took confidential Apple material with him when he joined OpenAI.
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How an Apple iCloud Policy Fueled Employee Leaks Ahead of OpenAI Suit

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By Aaron Tilley Verified
| The Information Verified
In a lawsuit early last month, Apple accused former employees who are now at OpenAI of stealing a trove of trade secrets from the iPhone maker—in part by improperly accessing confidential Apple documents after they left the company. Even before the suit was filed, some of the more than 400 former Apple employees who now work at OpenAI began receiving stern letters from Apple lawyers informing them they were in possession of confidential Apple material, people familiar with the matter said.
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Apple Expects Supply Constraints to Hit Hard in Current Quarter

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By Aaron Tilley Verified
| The Information Verified
Source: The Information Apple expects choppy waters ahead for the quarter that ends in September, the company said on its June quarter earnings call. Apple’s Chief Financial Officer Kevan Parekh warned that supply constraints for advanced chip manufacturing will “increase significantly.” The company experienced such constraints during the June quarter for Macs, and to a lesser extent iPhones and iPads, due largely to a limited supply of its processing chips.
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