Apple is anticipated to incorporate its cutting-edge technology, known as Apple Intelligence, across its future product lineup.

Gadgets in latest chipset Technology

This innovation is expected to be integrated into various devices, from the upcoming iPhone SE edition to standard iPad models, ensuring even entry-level gadgets boast the latest chipset technology.

A source from 9To5Mac revealed that Apple is developing the new iPhone SE, which is expected to be equipped with the A18 chip.

This chip is forecasted to premiere with the iPhone 16 series and is likely to include a revamped neural processing unit (NPU), termed the Neural Engine by Apple, enhancing the device’s artificial intelligence capabilities.

Apple’s plans to release a new HomePod

Furthermore, the report hinted at Apple’s plans to release a new HomePod variant featuring an integrated display, also powered by the A18 chip. This development could mark the debut of Apple Intelligence features in the HomePod lineup.

Additionally, updates for the entry-level iPad models and the latest iPad Mini incorporating the most recent chipset technology were also mentioned.

Why the need for the latest chipsets?

As Apple ventures into the realm of AI, integrating cutting-edge AI features across its forthcoming devices is a priority to stay competitive with tech giants like Samsung, Google, and Microsoft. However, to seamlessly run Apple Intelligence, specific hardware requirements need to be met.

Craig Federighi, Apple’s Chief of Software Engineering, during a discussion at Apple’s annual developer conference, illustrated why Apple Intelligence was initially restricted to the iPhone 15 Pro models.

Apple’s Chief explained about A17 Pro Chip

He explained that these models are powered by the A17 Pro chip, which comes equipped with a 16-core Neural Engine specifically designed to manage AI tasks.

This engine provides a significantly enhanced processing capability compared to the A16 bionic chip, which powers the standard iPhone 15 models, thereby justifying the hardware selection for Apple Intelligence features.