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Jul 20 at 02:47 AM
On Friday, Apple's market cap briefly surpassed Nvidia's to become the world's most valuable company. Driven by the rise of consumer-grade AI, Apple avoids the massive capital expenditure bills borne by cloud service and chip giants.
This represents a healthy regression in contrast to the substantial cost expenditures associated with AI infrastructure and storage chips.
Can this new order be maintained? Or will it have to compete fiercely with the market's profit-driven frenzy?
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