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Apple's afternoon outage mostly resolved itself, but Apple TV is still dark for users as of today. Several Apple services went down for maintenance on September thirtieth, and while most came back online, the streaming platform is the last one standing in the outage column. Apple hasn't given a timeline for full restoration.
Shifting to memory and money, Micron's CEO is sounding anything but apologetic about what's coming for RAM prices. The company says shortages will stretch into twenty twenty eight and possibly beyond, with most of next year's supply already spoken for. CEO Sanjay Mehrotra told investors customers should expect to pay much higher prices than they did this year, a signal that the AI hardware appetite is straining the entire memory supply chain.
And speaking of AI and financial risk, the Bank of England's governor Andrew Bailey is urging caution about the tidal wave of capital flooding into artificial intelligence. Bailey says the central bank is watching those investments very carefully, warning that concentrated bets on a single technology could trigger broader market shocks if sentiment turns. It's a rare moment of public restraint from a financial regulator in the middle of an AI frenzy.
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