Apple boss hails 'next generation of developers' on China visit

Apple CEO donates RMB 30 million to Zhejiang University · TechNode

On Wednesday, Apple CEO Tim Cook visited Zhejiang University for the 10th anniversary of the Mobile Application Innovation program, jointly founded by the US tech giant and the Chinese academic institution. Cook announced a donation by Apple of RMB 30 million ($4.13 million) to Zhejiang University to support programming education, aiming to deepen the company’s partnership with the university and foster future Chinese developers.Why it matters: …

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Apple boss hails 'next generation of developers' on China visit

Apple boss Tim Cook on Wednesday praised "the next generation of developers" during a visit to a technology hub in eastern China, as the US tech giant battles to stay relevant in the country's vast consumer market.

Apple CEO Tim Cook is traveling, for the second time in less than six months in China, with the goal of getting agreements with companies in that country and partnering (by obligation) to get I.A. tools included for his Apple Intelligence and with it, they can operate on [...] The post The Chinese Minister of Commerce's message to Apple and the company's response first appeared on TransMedia.