Apple joins AI hardware standards consortium to improve server performance
Apple has joined the board of directors for the Ultra Accelerator Link Consortium, giving it more of a say in how the architecture for AI server infrastructure will evolve.
The Ultra Accelerator Link Consortium (UALink), is an open industry standard group for the development of UALink specifications. As a potential key element used for the development of artificial intelligence models and accelerators, the development of the standards could be massively beneficial to the future of AI itself.
On Tuesday, it was announced that three more members have been elected to the consortium’s board. Apple was one of the trio, alongside Alibaba and Synopsys.
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