Apple Considers Nvidia Tech for Return to Server Market: The Information
The planned server could use two or four M8 Ultra chips and would mark Apple’s possible return to the server market, The Information reported.
- On Wednesday, The Information reported that Apple is developing an enterprise AI server potentially utilizing Nvidia's NVLink Fusion networking technology, marking a potential return to the server market.
- Apple last sold dedicated server hardware under its Xserve line, which it discontinued in 2011 to shift focus toward standard Mac hardware and consumer devices.
- The server is designed for AI developers, businesses, and governments, with versions potentially featuring two or four Ultra chips as Apple's highest-performance processors.
- Relations between Apple and Nvidia have been strained for two decades following an alleged defect in Nvidia graphics chips that caused widespread MacBook failures.
- Reuters could not independently verify The Information's report, while the server is not expected before 2029 and could still be canceled or launched without Nvidia technology.
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Times of IndiaApple considers Nvidia tech for return to server market: The Information
Apple is developing an enterprise AI server for AI developers, businesses and governments that could come in versions featuring either two or four planned M8 Ultra chips, its highest-performance processors, the Information reported, citing people familiar with the matter.
Apple considers Nvidia tech for return to server market, The Information reports
Sept 16 : Apple has discussed using Nvidia's NVLink Fusion networking technology in a planned AI inference server powered by its own chips, marking a potential return to the server market, the Information reported on Wednesday.The iPhone maker's shares, which traded lower earlier, reversed course and rose mod
Apple Is Developing Enterprise Server for AI Age.
Apple Inc. is working on an enterprise server using its own chips and has had discussions with Nvidia Corp. about using its networking equipment, the Information reported. Apple would sell the server to artificial intelligence developers, governments and other companies, the Information reported, citing multiple unnamed sources. The product likely wouldn’t hit the market until […]
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