Warren Buffett, historically known for avoiding tech stocks, made a pivotal shift by making Apple one of Berkshire Hathaway's largest holdings. This move underscores Buffett’s evolving strategy, recognizing Apple not just as a tech company but as a consumer-focused business with a strong brand and loyal customer base.

Apple’s consistent cash flow and dividends have made it a cornerstone of his portfolio, contributing billions in profits and reflecting his willingness to adapt to changing markets while maintaining his value-driven approach.