Apple has ceased selling the iPhone SE and iPhone 14 series in Europe, which are the last models with the Lightning charging port, as the EU transitions to a common charging solution based on USB-C due to Directive 2022/2380 coming into effect. The affected countries include The Netherlands, France, Norway, and Germany, while the US and other non-EEA countries still have these devices available. The new iPhone SE with USB-C and upgrades like an OLED display is expected to launch in 2025, aligning with the EU’s requirements for USB-C ports on devices and improved labeling for consumer understanding.
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Goldman Sachs Launches AI Assistant Firmwide, With 10,000 Employees Already Using It
Goldman Sachs has launched a generative AI assistant for its employees, with 10,000 already utilizing it for tasks such as document summarization and data analysis. While the company claims the AI will enable staff to focus on higher-value work, reports suggest it may lead to decreased workforce needs, as evidenced by one banker noting that AI now handles 85% of client responses, preventing the hiring of 30 new staff. Need More Context? 🔎
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