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lever

[lev-er, lee-ver] / ˈlɛv ər, ˈli vər /




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“In-housing more chip design is the most obvious lever for Apple to pull with respect to product gross margins and we think the 5G modem chip is the most likely candidate,” wrote Daryanani.

From Barron's

“In-housing more chip design is the most obvious lever for Apple to pull with respect to product gross margins and we think the 5G modem chip is the most likely candidate,” wrote Daryanani.

From Barron's

Cox said: "It is a small amount, but we have to pull every lever we've got and this is just one of them."

From BBC

When looking at large technology companies, Thill said he sees Microsoft levered to “the broadest AI tailwinds.”

From MarketWatch

“When you think about the tsunami of need that’s coming as a society, technology is one of the only levers we have to pull,” said Doug King, Northwestern Medicine’s chief digital and innovation officer.

From The Wall Street Journal