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  1. Apple will not move to the cloud willingly because they profit mostly from selling their brand consumer hardware, contrary to MS or Google. But mass movement of general public computations to the cloud is the inevitable (dark) future, as the Internet availability and speed will constantly increase. Most people will choose the cloud computing for the convenience it offers, like: not having to maintain their own hardware and systems; inclusion of cloud-backed AI and automation in the package, etc. People will pay a hefty price for such convenience: not only paying for the cloud will be more costly than were owning your own systems, you will also become dependent on some 3rd party service and its rules, and privacy will generally become the thing of the past. Of course private workstations won't totally go away for special use cases, but they'll become rare and hugely expensive.
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