Overview
- Apple reported fiscal first‑quarter revenue of $143.8 billion and net income of $42.1 billion, both up about 16% year over year.
- iPhone sales rose 23% to $85.3 billion, contributing nearly 60% of total revenue as the iPhone 17 lineup drove holiday demand.
- Tim Cook cited unprecedented demand that left inventories lean and warned of chip shortages with limited supplier flexibility and no clear timeline for resolution.
- Services revenue increased 14% to $30.0 billion, while Greater China rebounded 38% to $25.5 billion, adding breadth to the growth profile.
- With some in‑house AI features delayed, including a new Siri variant, Apple is partnering with Google to tap its Gemini model for certain capabilities.