DCD Magazine #62 - The coming wave
Will compute at sea sink or swim?
News - Enterprise, Apple
The latest news from the AI, data center, telco, chip, and cloud sector
DCD Magazine #62 out now
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Apple uses Amazon's Graviton and Inferentia chips, also explores Trainium2
Apple's Benoit Dupin went on stage at AWS Re:Invent 2024
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Apple wants Foxconn to manufacture its AI servers; plans to use M4 chips in Apple Intelligence servers from next year
Company’s lack of data center server design experience could cause issues
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Apple to build data center in Taiwan - report
Department of Digital Development yet to confirm project
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Apple hires former Google data center AI exec to lead multi-cloud effort
Sumit Gupta also spent years at IBM and Nvidia
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Apple deploys novel data center air filter that cuts waste and energy use
Also details water-saving projects
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Nvidia Omniverse comes to Apple Vision Pro, streamed from data centers
Spatial computing meets accelerated computing
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Apple services and iCloud down in major outage
Widespread issues also impacts Apple’s corporate and retail systems
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Apple finally files for planning permission for long-delayed Iowa data center
Company files for one 315,000 sq ft facility, could build up to five more
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Report: Apple is Google’s largest cloud customer for storage
iPhone maker reportedly stores 8 exabytes of data on GCP, known as ‘Bigfoot’ by Google staffers
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Apple seeks planning permission extension for Athenry data center, says will begin work as soon as possible
Plans for Irish data center in Derrydonnell revived after Apple had previously put the land up for sale
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Apple officially opens data center in China
Company partnering with local partner Guizhou Cloud to deliver iCloud to local customers
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Apple says its $4.7bn Green Bonds will create 1.2GW of renewable power
In 2020, 17 projects brought 350MW of green power online
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Qualcomm posts postive earnings, plans investment in data centers and Edge
Qualcomm previously scaled back its data center division drastically
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Apple sues Nuvia founder, claims ex-employee broke contract
Apple says he "exploited" his high position to "secretly" work on his own company