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Here's your morning T&B Tech Minute for Thursday, June 25th. I'm Danny Lewis for the Wall Street Journal.

As of this morning,

Apple's computers and iPads are more expensive. Last week, CEO Tim Cook told the journal in an interview that higher component costs, driven by surging demand from AI companies, made price

increases, quote, unavoidable. Apple briefly took down its online store early today, and when it came back,

the price tags for Mac computers were as much as 20% higher, and iPad prices rose up to 25% higher.

iPhone prices remained the same, but in a statement, Apple hinted at more increases to come.

The European Union says Amazon and Microsoft should be required to take extra

steps to ensure they aren't stifling cloud computing competition under the Block's Digital Markets Act.

EU officials said today that preliminary findings showed Amazon Web Services and Microsoft Azure

had revenue, operations, and investments that seemed to have significantly outpaced their competitors,

on top of their vast user bases.

Officials said the company's AI tools and partnerships are fueling a demand for cloud services,

which both tech giants appear to retain within their ecosystems.

An AWS spokesperson said it disagrees with the findings and will continue to work with the

commission on the matter. A Microsoft spokesperson also said the continue to work with the commission on the matter.

A Microsoft spokesperson also said the company would work with the EU.

And BlackBerry lifted its 2027 fiscal outlook thanks to higher first quarter results driven by embedded software growth.

The company, whose name was once synonymous with the early smartphone era, said it sees expanding opportunities

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