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Apple is navigating a leadership change with Ternus taking over as CEO, while simultaneously battling OpenAI in a trade secret suit and developing its own AI hardware (M5 Ultra, M6 chips). Watch for court decisions on OpenAI's product development and Apple's progress in securing news content for Siri and AI model approval in China.

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