So, while the ongoing AI bubble demands billions in infrastructure spending, Apple’s approach empowers the endpoints to run local LLMs as required. That’s important because it also opens up opportunity for agentic, focused AI solutions working together to tackle complex projects. (Does anyone remember SETI at home ?)

Microsoft's Copilot is already helping generate billions in revenue, while Apple is in the midst of enhancing its iPhones with new AI features.

Apple’s new AI update brings Live Translation, Visual Intelligence, and Workout Buddy to iOS 26 — smarter, private, and deeply integrated across devices.

Apple tops Interbrand's 2025 list as rivals chase AI hype, proving that lasting trust and design still matter more than algorithmic buzz.

Markets are watching closely as one tech giant books billions from the AI boom and the other spends billions to prepare for it.

OnePlus 15 will be the first phone to run OxygenOS 16, which is built atop Android 16 and brings a whole bunch of AI-powered tricks to phones to and tablets.

Apple now joins the ranks of other tech companies like Meta and OpenAI, which have also been sued over their use of copyrighted material to train AI systems. (Disclosure: Ziff Davis, Mashable’s parent company, in April filed a lawsuit against OpenAI, alleging it infringed Ziff Davis copyrights in training and operating its AI systems.)