Cook Responds to OpenClaw Driving Mac Mini Sales: Neural Engine Integrated a Decade Ago

Odaily News During a China visit related to Mac, Apple CEO Tim Cook responded in an interview to the recent surge in Mac Mini sales driven by OpenClaw. He commented that Apple integrated a neural engine into Macs ten years ago. With the co-development of Apple silicon, generative AI, and agent interactions, this hardware-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 already train large language models on the MacBook Pro. (The Paper)