Apple reportedly working on AI server chip with Broadcom

Apple is working with Broadcom to develop its first server chip specially designed for artificial intelligence processing, The Information reports Wednesday, citing “people with direct knowledge of the matter.”
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The reported move would align the iPhone maker with other big technology companies that have developed their own chips to power compute-heavy AI services and reduce reliance on Nvidia’s pricey and short-in-supply processors.
Apple’s AI chip is internally code-named Baltra and is expected to be ready for mass production by 2026, the report said.
To make the chip, the company is planning to use one of Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co’s most advanced manufacturing processes, known as N3P, the report said…
Apple had said at its annual developer conference in June that it plans to use its own server chips to help power AI features on its devices.

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MacDailyNews Take: Google also works with Broadcom for its AI chips. In May 2023, Apple inked a multibillion-dollar deal with Broadcom to develop 5G radio frequency components — including FBAR filters — and cutting-edge wireless connectivity components made in the USA.

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