Apple delays Apple Intelligence launch in China to December 2026
The rollout follows a regulatory delay and will exclude Siri AI features. Sources say key capabilities were first introduced in 2024, but the full platform launch was postponed.
Key points
- Key features were introduced in 2024 but full platform delayed due to regulation
- Siri AI will not be included in the initial China launch
The announcement comes after years of regulatory scrutiny in China, where tech companies face strict AI deployment rules. Apple’s move marks a cautious entry into the Chinese AI market, positioning itself against local competitors without fully integrating Siri into the offering.
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