Apple has asked Google to consider “setting up a server” for a new version of Siri that is Gemini-powered and meets Apple’s privacy requirements. Information reports. Apple already announced in January that Google’s Gemini AI models would help power an enhanced version of Siri, which was delayed last year, but of information The report indicates that Apple may rely even more on Google to catch up in AI.
Original Partnership Declaration said so “The next generation of the Apple Foundation Model will be based on Google’s Gemini model and cloud technology,” and this model will “help power future Apple Intelligence features”, including a “more personalized Siri.” While the announcement said Apple Intelligence “will continue to run on Apple devices and private cloud compute,” it did not specify whether the new Siri would run on Google’s cloud.
more than of information The article also delves deeper into the history of Apple’s own cloud computing and data center efforts. As noted in the report, Apple has generally been more conservative in its infrastructure spending, especially compared to rivals like Google, Microsoft and Amazon, which are investing extensively to meet the needs of AI demand. Apple’s AI features have not proven very popular so far, with an average of only 10 percent of its private cloud compute capacity in use. Information They say.
