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Ternus faces three major challenges: First, it continues to lag in the AI field, with Siri’s delays and doubts over the competitiveness of new hardware categories; second, its supply chain is overly reliant on a single region, facing dual pressures from geopolitical tensions and tariffs; third, Cook’s continued tenure raises concerns about potential power friction, making it crucial to ensure sufficient space for his successor.
Anthropic deepens its strategic partnership with Amazon, signing a cloud computing procurement agreement exceeding USD 100 billion.
Amazon announced an additional investment of $50 billion in Anthropic, with the total investment potentially reaching up to $250 billion if cooperation targets are met. As part of a reciprocal arrangement, Anthropic has committed to purchasing over $100 billion worth of computing power from AWS within the next decade. It will secure up to 5 GW of computing power on Amazon's Trainium chips, dedicated to the training and inference of the Claude model.
Apple announces leadership change: Cook steps down as CEO, Tenus takes over.
On April 20 local time, Apple officially announced that its current CEO Tim Cook will assume the role of executive chairman of the board, and John Ternus, Senior Vice President of Hardware Engineering, will take over as Apple's Chief Executive Officer starting September 1. This decision was unanimously approved by the board.