Apple is reportedly preparing Baltra processors for AI servers
By ForGeeks Apple is aggressively advancing its technology as it prepares to launch new processors, including Baltra processors for AI servers. This underscores the company’s commitment to building a powerful back-end infrastructure for processing data, particularly for serving requests from its services such as Apple Intelligence.
The Baltra processor, expected to be completed by 2027, is being developed in collaboration with Broadcom and promises to significantly increase Apple’s AI computing power. Given the impressive performance of the M3 Ultra, we can assume that the new server processors will have significantly more cores to efficiently process large amounts of data and perform complex computations.
It’s important to note that modern AI applications require specialized architectures such as tensor and matrix blocks. This could mean that Apple will not only develop traditional central processing units (CPUs) to manage data streams, but also specialized gas pedals to perform AI tasks.
Apple will be developing not only traditional central processing units (CPUs) to manage data streams, but also specialized gas pedals to perform AI tasks.
In addition, the company plans to release new processors for the Mac and iPad, such as the M5, M6, and M7. This confirms Apple’s strategy of creating high-performance chips for its devices. The development of specialized processors for wearable devices, including augmented reality smartglasses, is also evidence that Apple is actively exploring new directions in technology.
Together, these moves could strengthen Apple’s position in the AI technology market and significantly improve the performance of its devices going forward.
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