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Fast Technology reported on August 2 that Apple CEO Tim Cook said in a conference call after the financial report that he was "very excited" about Apple Intelligence and the value it brings to users, and believed that this would become a strong reason for users to upgrade their devices.

According to Cook, some features of Apple Intelligence will be launched gradually within the year, but please note that these features will be limited to iPads and Macs with M1 or higher, and iPhone 15 Pro series or above.

The new iPhone 16, which will be released this fall, will also be compatible with Apple Intelligence, which is expected to stimulate consumers' purchasing enthusiasm.

Although the Apple Intelligence feature will be available as a free update with iOS 18 and macOS 15, the hardware requirements for the device limit its applicability.

Cook emphasized that Apple is increasing its investment in artificial intelligence and machine learning year by year to support the development and launch of Apple Intelligence.

Cook also mentioned that Apple achieved year-over-year growth in AI spending and reallocated more resources to the AI ​​department.

He noted that Apple uses a hybrid approach to manage data centers, with both its own data centers and those of partners, and that capital expenditures will be borne by the partners.