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    Apple developing its own AI chip to power iPhones, Macs
    The chip will be produced on TSMC's N3P process

    Apple developing its own AI chip to power iPhones, Macs

    By Akash Pandey
    Dec 12, 2024
    01:51 pm

    What's the story

    Apple is said to be working with semiconductor giant Broadcom to develop a custom artificial intelligence (AI) processing chip.

    The project, code-named Baltra, is likely to go into mass production by 2026. The chip will be produced on Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co's advanced N3P process.

    This comes as part of Apple's efforts to strengthen its AI capabilities, following the recent launch of Apple Intelligence features for iPhone, iPad, and Mac devices.

    Strategic partnership

    AI strategy and Broadcom's role

    Speaking at the recent AWS re:Invent conference, Benoit Dupin, Apple's senior director of machine learning (ML) and AI, highlighted the company's continuous technological partnerships.

    Broadcom, a leading player with more than 80% of the AI ASIC market, adds a lot of expertise to the partnership.

    The collaboration could leverage Broadcom's advanced semiconductor interconnect designs for improved chip-to-chip communications.

    In-house development

    Commitment to custom-designed chips

    The Baltra project builds on Apple's successful track record with in-house chip design, including the M-series that replaced Intel chips in Mac laptops.

    Earlier this year, at its Worldwide Developers Conference, Apple announced plans to use its own chips for powering AI features.

    The commitment highlights the tech giant's investment in data centers and custom chips to power advanced AI tasks across its product ecosystem.

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