Sonos opens its platform to third-party AI assistants

Tuesday, September 1, 2026 · 2:55 PM UTC

Bloomberg reported that Sonos has opened its platform to third-party AI assistants, upgraded its Sonos voice assistant with an in-house LLM, and plans to let users create their own AI agents. The company is repositioning its software platform beyond speaker control. The report does not give a timetable, product scope, or terms for third-party access.

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