Apple Calls iPhone 17 Its Most Popular Lineup After Record Quarter
Executives warned that chip and memory shortages are limiting supply.
Overview
- Apple reported $111.2 billion in revenue and $29.6 billion in profit for the quarter, with results led by iPhone sales.
- Chief financial officer Kevan Parekh said the iPhone 17 family is the most popular in the company’s history and that Apple gained market share.
- Chief executive Tim Cook said iPhone demand was “off the charts” but noted supply remains constrained.
- Apple said shortages of A19 and A19 Pro chips from TSMC held back shipments because TSMC is also prioritizing fast-growing AI chip orders.
- Parekh said memory supply tightened from the first to the second quarter, and reporting says this could affect the iPhone 18 launch that is expected to add Apple’s first foldable.