Apple faces serious difficulties in the production of the new iPhone Ultra, with thousands of units being rejected during the manufacturing process. Mass production of the device has been active for several weeks, but a rigorous quality control imposed by the company is resulting in the rejection of almost all manufactured equipment.
The production problems call into question Apple and its manufacturing partners' ability to meet the delivery targets of the new model. The situation represents a significant setback for the company, which depends on the success of the iPhone Ultra to boost its revenues.
Apple has not publicly commented on the production problems. The company is expected to seek solutions to overcome these obstacles and stabilize the manufacturing process in the coming weeks, in order to guarantee the device's availability on the market.
