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Sources: Apple's first server chips for its upcoming AI features will be the M2 Ultra; simpler AI tasks will be processed directly on iPhones, iPads, and Macs

what you need to know Stevie Bonifield / Laptop Mag : Apple's AI features won't run entirely on your device — what it means for your privacy Oliver Haslam / iMore : The Apple silicon end-game comes into focus with iOS 18 AI features set to be powered by data centers full of Apple's chips, just not the ones you'd expect Emilia David / The Verge : Apple plans to use M2 Ultra chips in the cloud for AI Christian Zibreg / iDownloadBlog.com : Rumor: Some iOS 18 AI features to use data centers equipped with Apple silicon chips M.G. Siegler / Spyglass : Thunderstruck or Highway to Hell? Kate O'Flaherty / Forbes : iOS 18—Apple's New AI Security Move Will Transform Your iPhone Forever Karthik Mudaliar / Neowin : Apple's AI features will reportedly be powered by in-house silicon on cloud Alan Friedman / PhoneArena : For complex iPhone AI tasks, Apple will use cloud-based servers running M-series chips Ronak Kumar / The Crypto Times : Apple to Introduce Advanced AI in Devices Using In-House Servers Chips Juli Clover / MacRumors : Apple to Power AI Features With M2 Ultra Servers Collins Eshiet / Root-Nation.com : Apple M2 Ultra chips will be in use for complex AI queries on servers Chris Murithi / Cryptopolitan : Apple Accelerates AI Strategy with In-House Server Chips Asma Hussain / iThinkDifferent : Apple's custom M2 Ultra and M4 chips to power AI in data centers Mudit Dube / NewsBytes : Apple's M2 Ultra to power AI in cloud data centers Maria Deutscher / SiliconANGLE : Report: Apple deploying servers with custom chips to power upcoming iOS update Ed Hardy / Cult of Mac : Apple preps AI-focused data centers with servers running on its own chips Jason Cross / Macworld : Apple to employ AI cloud servers using its own processors Ryan Christoffel / 9to5Mac : Bloomberg: iOS 18 AI features will be powered by Apple silicon-equipped data centers X: Ben Bajarin / @benbajarin : I want this to be true, badly, but I'm still skeptical. Marc / @marctech1996 : You telling me the iPod guy was wrong?  [Quotes Tony Fadell:] Tony Fadell / @tfadell : [Tweet from May 3] 3/3 Don't think that any AI announcements in June are going to change this sad story.  Apple has ZERO data center capabilities relative to the leaders & why it's needs to partner with Google/OpenAI/etc.  Sad state of affairs... Anshel Sag / @anshelsag : I've seen some momentum already. This is very real. Hybrid AI is the future. Vadim Yuryev / @vadimyuryev : This makes sense because no one is buying is the M2 Ultra Macs now that the M3 Max MacBook Pro is basically just as fast. Imagine M4 Max vs M2 Ultra in 2025? This new AI server leak pointing to M2 Ultra being used really makes me think Apple will release M4 Ultra at WWDC.. Dan Ives / @divestech : AAPL putting chips to power AI shows this is not cookie cutter AI coming to Cupertino. 🐻 focus on “doomsday China iPhone units which never panned out”...we will focus our bull thesis on AI coming to the biggest consumer installed base in 🌎. Cook plays Chess...others checkers 🍎🐂 Steven Sinofsky / @stevesi : @BenBajarin I am not. The current centralized approach makes no sense in any time frame. The problem of unbounded operational costs passed on as unbounded/unpredictable costs for ISVs or consumption pricing for customers is not a sustainable business model. Things have to evolve this way. Nick Turner / @newsynick : We're finally getting a clearer picture of how Apple's AI features might work https://www.bloomberg.com/... via @markgurman [image] @spercharged : JUST IN: Apple will begin deploying Apple silicon chips for some of its data centers this year to power certain AI features in the cloud, reports @markgurman. Apple will initially use the M2 Ultra in its servers to power some iOS 18 AI features that require online processing. [image] Mark Gurman / @markgurman : @winninghype Yes, a bit. The other day I was responding to dedicated AI server chips and said I didn't believe that. They will be using existing high end Mac chips. Mark Gurman / @markgurman : Many of the new AI features will use the on-device LLM, but this is still a major shift for a company that has touted on-device for privacy and security reasons. Some features will also require Apple's newest devices. Mark Gurman / @markgurman : NEW: Apple will deliver some of its upcoming artificial intelligence features this year via data centers equipped with its own in-house processors, part of a sweeping effort to infuse its devices with AI capabilities. https://www.bloomberg.com/... Forums: Hacker News : Apple to Power AI Features with M2 Ultra Servers r/hardware : Apple to Power AI Tools With In-House Server Chips This Year r/apple : Apple to Power AI Features With In-House Server Chips This Year - Bloomberg Msmash / Slashdot : Apple To Power AI Tools With In-House Server Chips This Year MacRumors Forums : Apple to Power AI Features With M2 Ultra Servers

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Discussion

  • @benbajarin Ben Bajarin on x
    I want this to be true, badly, but I'm still skeptical.
  • @stevesi Steven Sinofsky on x
    @BenBajarin I am not. The current centralized approach makes no sense in any time frame. The problem of unbounded operational costs passed on as unbounded/unpredictable costs for ISVs or consumption pricing for customers is not a sustainable business model. Things have to evolve …
  • @marctech1996 Marc on x
    You telling me the iPod guy was wrong?  [Quotes Tony Fadell:]
  • @tfadell Tony Fadell on x
    [Tweet from May 3] 3/3 Don't think that any AI announcements in June are going to change this sad story.  Apple has ZERO data center capabilities relative to the leaders & why it's needs to partner with Google/OpenAI/etc.  Sad state of affairs...
  • @anshelsag Anshel Sag on x
    I've seen some momentum already. This is very real. Hybrid AI is the future.
  • @vadimyuryev Vadim Yuryev on x
    This makes sense because no one is buying is the M2 Ultra Macs now that the M3 Max MacBook Pro is basically just as fast. Imagine M4 Max vs M2 Ultra in 2025? This new AI server leak pointing to M2 Ultra being used really makes me think Apple will release M4 Ultra at WWDC..
  • @divestech Dan Ives on x
    AAPL putting chips to power AI shows this is not cookie cutter AI coming to Cupertino. 🐻 focus on “doomsday China iPhone units which never panned out”...we will focus our bull thesis on AI coming to the biggest consumer installed base in 🌎. Cook plays Chess...others checkers 🍎🐂
  • @newsynick Nick Turner on x
    We're finally getting a clearer picture of how Apple's AI features might work https://www.bloomberg.com/... via @markgurman [image]
  • @spercharged @spercharged on x
    JUST IN: Apple will begin deploying Apple silicon chips for some of its data centers this year to power certain AI features in the cloud, reports @markgurman. Apple will initially use the M2 Ultra in its servers to power some iOS 18 AI features that require online processing. [im…
  • @markgurman Mark Gurman on x
    @winninghype Yes, a bit. The other day I was responding to dedicated AI server chips and said I didn't believe that. They will be using existing high end Mac chips.
  • @markgurman Mark Gurman on x
    Many of the new AI features will use the on-device LLM, but this is still a major shift for a company that has touted on-device for privacy and security reasons. Some features will also require Apple's newest devices.
  • @markgurman Mark Gurman on x
    NEW: Apple will deliver some of its upcoming artificial intelligence features this year via data centers equipped with its own in-house processors, part of a sweeping effort to infuse its devices with AI capabilities. https://www.bloomberg.com/...
  • r/hardware r on reddit
    Apple to Power AI Tools With In-House Server Chips This Year
  • r/apple r on reddit
    Apple to Power AI Features With In-House Server Chips This Year - Bloomberg