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But Apple doesn't produce servers or server hardware.
by preisschild 2y ago
But Apple doesn't produce servers or server hardware.
- threecheese 2y agoGood point; if the Mx architecture does prove to be a viable competitor to Nvidia/AMD for training and/or inference, do you think Apple would enter the server market? They continue to diversify on the consumer side, I wonder if they have their eye on the business market; I am not sure if their general strategy of “prettier is better” would work well there though.
- sroussey 2y agoThey should buy Grok (the hardware inference company, not the lame twitter bot).
- bbatha 2y agoCurrently no, but the XServe was a product for a decade. And they have built an internal ML cloud, presumably with rack mountable hardware. The bigger issue for apple IMO is they ditched the server features of their OS and they're not going to sell a hypothetical M4ultra Xserve with linux.
- ein0p 2y agoI don’t think that’s true anymore: see WWDC presentation about Private Cloud
- fmajid 2y agoClearly they are building their own Apple Silicon powered servers for their Private Computing Cloud, even if it is not sold to outsiders like the XServe used to be.