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>Some of that has to do with their buy of TSMC yield on N3 and other nodes, however there is a direct business acumen in choosing to do this That seems a littl
by thfuran 3y ago
>Some of that has to do with their buy of TSMC yield on N3 and other nodes, however there is a direct business acumen in choosing to do this
That seems a little excessive. I'd say that, on the contrary, it would take a profound lack of business acumen to do otherwise in Apple's position. If you're trying to sell a premium product at that scale, what else would you do?
- tristor 3y agoGood question. I'd honestly agree with you. There was an article linked here the other day quoting Charlie Munger saying that the secret to success in business was less about doing the right things and more about not doing the wrong things. Unfortunately if you look at the hardware business today, there's a lot of companies clearly doing the wrong things, Apple is also clearly not. Still goes to my point that Apple is far more than a hype train, there's actually something of substance there.