Apple considers using Amazon chips to train future Apple Intelligence models
Apple is using chips sourced from Amazon Web Services to handle searches, and it may also use them to pre-train Apple Intelligence AI models.
It is common knowledge that large companies like Apple rely on external service providers when it comes to offering certain services. However, while it is expected for Apple to do so for tasks that don’t have a level of privacy and security, it turns out that it is doing so for some of its machine learning features.
Revealed during the annual AWS Reinvent conference on Tuesday, Apple confirmed it is using Amazon’s custom artificial intelligence chips, reports CNBC.
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