Apple posts a record September quarter, with Services at $31.6 billion and a music record cited
Apple still does not break out Apple Music revenue or subscribers, so the music signal comes from commentary, not numbers.
Apple's fiscal fourth-quarter results, its first under CEO John Ternus, showed revenue of $114.5 billion and Services revenue of $31.6 billion, up 9.8%, according to MacStories.
Music trade outlets reported that Apple cited a September-quarter record for music and described Apple Music as hitting record revenue. Apple does not report Apple Music revenue or subscriber counts separately, so those headlines rest on the company's characterisation, not disclosed figures.
Apple sits inside the wider Services line alongside the App Store, advertising, cloud and video, which makes it hard to tell how much of the growth comes from music.
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