Formula 1’s official streaming partner in the U.S. beginning with the 2026 season, it appears Apple may be aiming for even further acquisitions. As reported by Bloomberg, Apple may have its sights set on acquiring Warner Bros. Discovery’s collection of content. Warner Bros. Discovery, recognized as one of the largest media conglomerates globally — which owns HBO, Warner Bros., DC Entertainment, Cartoon Network, Discovery Channel, and more — is currently open to bids for licensing its content rights to other entities.
At this moment, Paramount has submitted a $2.1 billion proposal to Warner investors, but it was allegedly declined for being insufficiently high. Warner’s board has initiated a strategic evaluation of its alternatives as other firms have shown interest in acquiring either the entire company or the Warner Bros. Streaming & Studios division. Netflix, Comcast, Amazon, and Apple are among the entities that have indicated interest in purchasing its vast content library.
