Secrecy at Apple

Apple is a brand recognized by everyone in the world. We design, manufacture and sell mobile communication, media equipment, personal computer, portable digital music player (Apple, 2011). The company sells products globally through branded retail stores and online stores, third-party cellular network operators, wholesalers, and retailers (Reisinger, 2008). Despite Apple 's proven success, one of the factors that Apple has to think about is the long - term growth strategy of reducing retail costs to provide high - end products to more customers There is that.

A recent article on "Information Bulletin Board" is Apple 's Cloud Computing Infrastructure Civil War. Given the typical secret of Apple, it is difficult to know its truth, but Apple 's hope for the cloud infrastructure head, not the biggest competitors (Amazon, Google, Microsoft), is not a secret. So, they have an internal struggle. There is no reason to buy a company. Kif's argument is that these teams have no advantage and Dropbox is better. Apple rebuilt Siri with Apache Mesos and built its own large data center (using renewable energy) in Ireland, Denmark, Reno, Arizona, Oregon, North Carolina. Running the project code McQueen and migrating to your own infrastructure

It also hurts the secrets of Apple's collection. Immediately after Tim Cook took over as CEO, in 2012, Apple talked about the need to "double confidentiality". In many ways, I think that despite this, they are doing this, it is fair. However, there is a possibility that such a leak has occurred, and it shows that there is a loophole in the security procedure of the product. Tim Cook and other Apple leaders have to get angry. At this point, the Tuesday event is still of great interest because it is interesting to see how Apple responds to vulnerabilities. When Tim Secret broke out in the past, Tim Cook smiled and told a joke about how the audience sees the new features. But this is another dimension. What is Tim's mood at the stage? 2) We do not know how Apple places these announcements in context