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Apple Is Suing OpenAI for Allegedly Stealing Hardware Secrets

Covered by 5 sourcesPublished Jul 10, 2026

Apple has sued OpenAI and its hardware chief Tang Tan for allegedly stealing confidential hardware designs and prototypes. The lawsuit claims OpenAI's hardware business relies on misappropriated trade secrets amid pressure to launch its first product. OpenAI and Tan have not commented on the allegations.

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