Tech giant Apple is furthering plans to power its Siri assistant revamp using Nvidia’s Blackwell B200 processors hosted in Google’s data centers, which points to a U-turn from the company’s regular strategy of having control over its entire tech stack.

The announcement is expected to come alongside a preview of iOS 27 and the initial views of a redesigned and overhauled Siri assistant after an almost 2 year delay, at Apple’s Worldwide Developers Conference keynote on June 8.

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