Apple plots AI server comeback with Nvidia tech
apple plans to re-enter server market with arm-based m processors, driven by ai demand. this could boost apple's hardware sales.
apple is planning to re-enter the server market, potentially as early as 2029, with a new product line that will run on two or four m8 ultra chips. the company's arm-based m processors have proven popular with ai developers, and shortages of these products have occurred. apple may incorporate nvidia's nvlink fusion tech, which connects multiple chips together to operate as one. this move could lead to further collaboration between apple and nvidia, despite their historically frosty relationship. apple's decision is driven by the growing demand for compute power in the ai industry.