CNBC
02 Jul 2026, 07:07 UTC · 4h ago
Apple plans five new iPhones through 2027, eyes Chinese-made chips amid foldable push, reports say
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CNBC
02 Jul 2026, 07:07 UTC · 4h ago
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Apple has increased production targets for its first foldable iPhones to approximately 10 million units this year. — The entry into a new product category with higher-than-expected initial volume suggests a significant new revenue stream.
+0.60Apple is in talks to source memory chips for China-market devices from US-sanctioned manufacturers ChangXin Memory Technologies and Yangtze Memory Technologies. — Diversifying the supply chain to mitigate shortages is positive, but sourcing from Pentagon-listed firms introduces geopolitical and regulatory risk.
+0.40Apple plans to launch at least five new iPhone models between H2 2024 and H1 2027, including a new 'iPhone Air'. — An aggressive product roadmap indicates a strategy to drive upgrade cycles and maintain market share.
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Apple's superior bargaining power in securing components is allowing it to gain market share as Chinese rivals like Xiaomi and Oppo slash production targets. — Competitive advantage in a supply-constrained environment directly benefits Apple's relative market position.
+0.30Apple has already implemented price hikes for MacBook and iPad lineups due to surging memory and storage costs. — Increased consumer prices can dampen demand, though it reflects the company's attempt to protect margins against rising input costs.
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Apple is expanding its product roadmap with foldables and leveraging superior bargaining power to navigate industry-wide component shortages.
Xiaomi has slashed its annual production targets due to a weak position in securing memory chip supplies compared to Apple.
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