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  • Decentralized AI

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    Decentralized AI: A Comparative Analysis of Apple, Tesla, and Microsoft’s Approaches Abstract Artificial intelligence (AI) has historically relied on cloud-based computing for training and execution. However, recent trends indicate a shift towards decentralized AI, where processing occurs locally on devices or is distributed across a network of nodes. This paper…

  • Big Tech Ecosystems Compared

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    Big Tech Ecosystems Compared: Integration Strategies, Market Power, and Antitrust Exposure (Including Microsoft) 1. Introduction The world’s leading technology firms—Apple, Google (Alphabet), Amazon, Meta (Facebook), Microsoft, Samsung, and Huawei—have created digital ecosystems that dominate daily life, spanning operating systems, cloud platforms, hardware, entertainment, AI, and commerce. Each firm employs a…

  • Apple’s Ecosystem

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    Apple’s Ecosystem: Structure, Integration, and the Question of Monopoly 1. Introduction Apple Inc. has cultivated one of the most tightly controlled and profitable digital ecosystems in modern technology. Through a vertically integrated model that connects hardware, software, services, and distribution channels, Apple has engineered a user environment that is both…

  • Apple

    Apple: From Near Bankruptcy to Industry Dominance Abstract Apple, now among the world’s most valuable companies, faced near bankruptcy in the late 1990s. Declining sales, unfocused product strategies, and leadership instability threatened its survival. However, the return of Steve Jobs and a series of strategic initiatives—including the launch of the…