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John Ternus discusses the iPhone Duo, memory shortages, AI, and more; he says "all options should be on the table" after reports that Apple tested Chinese chips

Andrew R. Chow/Cupertino, Calif. … Just below the broad smile he's been wearing all morning, John Ternus' hands are shaking.

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John Ternus discusses the iPhone Duo, memory shortages, AI, and more; he says "all options should be on the table" after reports that Apple tested Chinese chips

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