Apple and HP research and development company Siri finally ran aground.

Beijing time on August 14, according to foreign media MacRumors reports, people familiar with the situation said that Apple and IBM joined hands to enter the enterprise market so that competitors feel a great threat. But prior to IBM, Apple had talked to HP about developing an enterprise version of the Siri mobile search product.            Apple was eventually stranded with HP R & D company Siri (image from btnet).            Sources said Apple had approached HP to discuss how to integrate Siri search services into the latter's products, allowing employees to obtain financial data, product inventory and other information through their devices. However, the involvement of IBM led to the end of the cooperation between apple and HP. In fact, in addition to negotiating with Apple, HP is also talking about the possibility of introducing technology to Android devices, such as launching an enterprise version of Google Now.            Google hasn't yet deployed search capabilities in corporate data and software, but with Apple's alliance with IBM, the company will rethink the importance of the corporate market by entering the field to undermine the dominance of the iPhone in the business customer market. You know, Android has a much lower share of the corporate market than iOS, and working with an experienced company like HP is definitely the right choice.            In July, Apple and IBM announced an exclusive partnership to transform the corporate mobile market through a new category of business applications, bringing IBM's big data and analytical capabilities to Apple's iPhone and iPad.