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Apple’s iPhone revenue jumps to $57 billion despite chip shortages

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Apple's iPhone revenue surged 22 percent to $57 billion despite facing processor chip shortages. This significant growth underscores the device's market demand and resilience, offering developers and tech professionals insights into consumer preferences for high-end smartphones. However, ongoing supply constraints may impact future production flexibility for both iPhones and Macs.

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