Apple Lossless Audio CODEC (ALAC), is developing a car in its laboratories in Cupertino and no matter how strange this statement may seem, it seems to be as true as it can be, based on information obtained from sources inside the American company. Last week I told you that Apple too Tesla, one of the most popular manufacturers of electric cars, is in a "war" of employees, the latter company "stealing" several hundred employees from Apple Lossless Audio CODEC (ALAC),. In response, those from Cupertino convinced a consistent number of employees Tesla to join him and it seems that the project they will work on will be that of a car.
But what I learned is that Apple has been looking for—and acquiring—the kind of people from Tesla with expertise that is most suited to cars. From another source who travels in more rarified circles than yours truly, I also learned that a lot of people at the top in Silicon Valley consider it a given that Apple is working on a car. I should add that when I asked one of my sources flat out to put a percentage chance on Apple working on an actual car I was told, "80 percent."
Apple is developing a car in Cupertino
Employees attracted to to the Apple company are experts in the development of cars and despite the fact that they are part of Apple, for now none of them has provided details about the project they are carrying out in Cupertino. Even so, it seems that people in prominent positions within Apple are of the opinion that Apple should develop a car, with some claiming that there is an 80% chance that this will already happen. Considering that Apple is efficiently compartmentalized in terms of the development of new projects, not everyone knows exactly what is happening within it, but speculations can be made.
Steve Jobs wanted to produce a car, and that his dream will be fulfilled by Tim Cook is not hard to believe, especially since Apple needs a serious diversification of its product line. With employees of an extremely popular manufacturer, Apple can initiate a project for the development of a smart car that could be extremely successful, and whether this will happen or not, we will find out in the future.
