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OpenAI Hires Apple Vision Pro and Smart Glasses Executive

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By Nick Wingfield Verified
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Source: Bloomberg Apple’s Vision Pro and smart glasses chief, Paul Meade, is leaving for OpenAI, Bloomberg reported. Meade, a vice president, will depart Apple by next week and join OpenAI’s hardware unit to work on its forthcoming line of devices, Bloomberg said. Meade has been at Apple since 2010 and in the Vision Products Group since 2017, leading Vision Pro hardware engineering for seven years.
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Apple Raises Mac, iPad Prices Due to ‘Extraordinary’ Component Shortage

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By Nick Wingfield Verified
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Source: The Information Apple on Thursday increased prices on all Macs, iPads, HomePods, Apple TV and the Vision Pro to offset a dramatic surge in memory and storage chip prices. It left prices on iPhone, Apple Watch and AirPods untouched for now, though it hinted at possible changes in the future. Its shares fell nearly 5% to $278.59. “The rapid expansion of AI data centers has created an extraordinary surge in demand for memory and storage,” Apple said in a statement.
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The AI and Data Center Image Problem

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By Nick Wingfield Verified
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A couple days ago, John Carmack, a videogame pioneer and former virtual reality executive at Meta Platforms, wrote on X that he had begun seeing anti–data center yard signs popping up in his neighborhood. “I am entertaining the idea of paying for a billboard with something like ‘Data centers are awesome, Texas should lead!’” wrote Carmack, who has co-founded an AI startup, Keen Technologies.
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