Svmuu News: Apple is shifting to rely on NVIDIA’s GPUs to support its AI business after its in-house M2 Ultra chip failed to perform as expected when running advanced AI workloads.
According to reports, Apple previously attempted to use its own servers to run the Gemini model from Google to provide AI capabilities for the new version of Siri, but its chips could not meet the performance requirements, forcing the company to ultimately switch to using NVIDIA GPUs deployed on Google Cloud.Additionally, development of Apple’s next-generation AI server chip, “Baltra,” has been delayed, and the M7 Ultra chip—which is expected to rival the performance of NVIDIA’s Blackwell architecture—is not expected to launch until 2029 at the earliest. (Coin Bureau)
Apple Shifts to Relying on NVIDIA Because the M2 Ultra Chip Cannot Meet Advanced AI Requirements
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