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Apple once faced a US export control on its 'supercomputer.' Steve Jobs turned it into a marketing moment.

In 1999, Apple's Power Mac G4 exceeded the allowed computing threshold for US exports to some countries. Steve Jobs leaned into the moment.

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businessinsider.comStai leggendo9 g fa

Apple once faced a US export control on its 'supercomputer.' Steve Jobs turned it into a marketing moment.

In 1999, Apple's Power Mac G4 exceeded the allowed computing threshold for US exports to some countries. Steve Jobs leaned into the moment.

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tomshardware.com11 g fa

Apple made marketing gold from the Power Mac G4 'supercomputer' export ban in 1999 — Pentagon banned sales of…

The new G4 was capable of ‘over 1 billion calculations per second’ and was three times as fast as Intel’s Pentium III at the same clocks, it was claimed at the time.

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  1. domenica 14 giugno 2026·tomshardware.com

    Apple made marketing gold from the Power Mac G4 'supercomputer' export ban in 1999 — Pentagon banned sales of the 400 MHz G4 in 50…

    The new G4 was capable of ‘over 1 billion calculations per second’ and was three times as fast as Intel’s Pentium III at the same clocks, it was claimed at the time.

  2. martedì 16 giugno 2026·businessinsider.com

    Apple once faced a US export control on its 'supercomputer.' Steve Jobs turned it into a marketing moment.

    In 1999, Apple's Power Mac G4 exceeded the allowed computing threshold for US exports to some countries. Steve Jobs leaned into the moment.