Revolution of Siri: Apple’s New AI Powered by Google’s Gemini
Apple and Google announce $1B/year deal to power Siri with Gemini models
Strategic AI Collaboration Unveiled
Apple and Google have confirmed a multi-year partnership to integrate Google’s Gemini models into future Apple Intelligence features. The collaboration will power the next iteration of Siri, with the voice assistant expected to launch in 2026 with enhanced generative AI capabilities.
Joint Statement Details
According to the official statement, Apple selected Gemini models after rigorous evaluation, citing their potential to unlock “innovative new experiences.” The AI foundation will run on Apple devices and Private Cloud Compute infrastructure, maintaining the company’s privacy standards.
Historical Context
Apple first demonstrated generative AI for Siri at WWDC 2024. In March 2025, the company delayed major updates until this year. Previous reports indicated Apple explored partnerships with OpenAI and Anthropic before Google emerged as the chosen collaborator in November.
Financial Terms Revealed
Industry insiders report Apple will pay Google US$1 billion (cerca de R$5.39 bilhão) annually for access to Gemini models on Private Cloud Compute servers. This strategic investment underscores the scale of the technological partnership.
