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2026.42: Home At Last

L1 · CuriousIndustry & BusinessStratechery· 10/16/2026

Shows how major consumer tech companies are betting on AI-powered home products despite market uncertainties.

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Apple has launched HomeView home appliances despite concerns about expensive devices relying on 'subpar AI' technology.

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The best Stratechery content from the week of October 12, 2026, including what Apple is doing, SpaceX's appetite, and the title, takes, and the Washington Wizards.

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