DCD Magazine #62 - The coming wave
Will compute at sea sink or swim?
Will compute at sea sink or swim?
Struggling chipmaker has already secured backing from SoftBank and Nvidia in effort to reverse its fortunes
Craig Barrett gives piece of his mind on saving embattled chipmaker
Company expanding partnerships with Apple suppliers including Amkor, GlobalFoundries, and TSMC
Pentagon took a 15 percent stake in the business this month
Company says it will collaborate with Apple, AMD, and Qualcomm, amongst others
Equates to approximately 250 servers
Will also expand existing data centers
Consortium now has more than 65 members
Codenamed Baltra, the chips are expected to be mass-produced by 2026
Apple's Benoit Dupin went on stage at AWS Re:Invent 2024
Company’s lack of data center server design experience could cause issues
From GPU king to market king
Collection includes supercomputers, mainframes, microcomputers, and personal computers, with some hardware dating back to the 1950s
Apple Intelligence rolls out beta test this week
Industry experts cite concerns around AI revenue
New solution comprised of custom built silicon and new operating system
Unclear if efforts will ever see the light of day
Spatial computing meets accelerated computing
Believes its internal systems are more advanced than GPT-3.5
Big tech looks to keep the chip designer neutral
So you can have the prettiest data center in the land
But Taiwan will still produce the vast majority of chips
But the companies bought the mine from a legal intermediary
Was set to develop Rockley Photonics products, bringing hundreds of temporary jobs
Apple Cloud, brought to you by Amazon
Primarily focused on getting funding for the CHIPS Act
Founded by Apple execs, one of which is currently being sued by Apple
Qualcomm previously scaled back its data center division drastically