Apple CEO Tim Cook Says Apple Intelligence Is Accelerating Its Entry into the Chinese Market

TigerOct 20, 2025 5:29 AM

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On Saturday, Apple CEO Tim Cook made an appearance in Shanghai at the Global Wealth Management Forum 2025 Suhewan Conference, where he revealed that Apple Intelligence is stepping up efforts to introduce Apple Intelligence in China.

Cook said that artificial intelligence has become deeply integrated into Apple’s product ecosystem, ranging from health monitoring on the Apple Watch to emergency rescue features. He also praised Chinese developers for their rapid adoption and creativity in AI, calling their innovation “incredible.”

In September, Bloomberg reported that Apple is continuing to advance its plan to launch Apple Intelligence in China, with the rollout expected by the end of the year.

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