Business · 31 July 2026

Apple warns of major supply problems for iPhones and Macs

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Apple expects a "significant" future hit from growing supply limits on its products, even after strong recent sales. Chief executive Tim Cook said the impact, already seen with Mac computers, will worsen and affect iPhones and iPads. The company explained that chip parts and higher demand for iPhones and Macs are the core issues.

By BriefTea Editorial · 31 July 2026 at 8:21

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