During his visit to China, Tim Cook gave an interview to Jiemian News, discussing how OpenClaw has driven the sales of Mac Mini. He stated that Apple had introduced neural engine technology into Macs as early as ten years ago. By integrating chips, generative AI, and intelligent agent interaction capabilities, the deep integration of hardware and software makes the Mac Mini the most suitable computer for AI tasks. Apple will continue to optimize the Mac performance for AI workflows, and users can currently train large language models on the MacBook Pro.

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2026-04-22 07:35:06

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During a China visit related to Mac, Apple CEO Tim Cook was interviewed by Jiemian News. Regarding the recent surge in Mac Mini sales driven by OpenClaw, he commented that Apple integrated neural engine technology into Macs ten years ago. With the joint development of Apple chips, generative AI, and intelligent agent interactions, this hardware and software integration makes the Mac Mini the most suitable computer for AI tasks. Apple will continue to optimize Mac performance for AI workflows. In fact, users can now train large language models on MacBook Pro. (Jiemian News)

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