Apple takes the No. 1 spot as the biggest technology company in the world

Posted By | On 27th, May. 2010

After years of Microsoft being the biggest technology company in the world, their spot has finally been taken, by Apple.

Apple became No.1 after Microsoft’s had $219bn, while apple came on top with $222bnn.

Even with this change, Microsoft still makes the most profit, due to their most recent annual net profit, Microsoft makes $14.6bn, while Apple only $5.7bn.

“It’s a long game, we have good competitors… we too are a very good competitor.” said Steve Ballmer during an interview with BBC.

“We are executing very well and that is going to lead to great products and great success.” he added.

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