Apple's New Siri Leans on Nvidia for AI-Powered Upgrade

Apple's upcoming AI-enhanced Siri is expected to rely heavily on Nvidia's Blackwell B200 data center chips, according to reports. The new Siri, which will launch with iOS 27 later this year, will utilize Google's Gemini AI model and leverage Nvidia's high-performance architecture for large-scale AI usage.

The Nvidia chips in question offer robust memory bandwidth and encryption capabilities, which will help maintain Apple's high standards of user data privacy. This is particularly important as the tech industry continues to push AI features on its devices.

While details about the new Siri are still scarce, it's expected to debut at WWDC 2026 next Monday. The revamped assistant will reportedly have capabilities beyond those of previous versions, including personal context recall and screen-reading functionality.