Apple is reportedly working on an AI server that will incorporate its high-performance M-series Ultra chips, typically found in Mac desktops. This product is anticipated to launch in 2029, marking Apple's first server offering in nearly two decades.
According to The Information, the enterprise server will be available in two configurations, featuring either two or four of Apple's future M8 Ultra chips. The project reportedly gained support from current Apple CEO John Ternus when it began a year ago, during his tenure leading hardware engineering.
This development aligns with increased sales of Apple's Mac mini and Mac Studio, which AI developers and companies are acquiring for AI workloads. The popularity of these M-series Ultra chip-based devices has likely influenced Apple's decision to pursue an enterprise server with similar technology.
AI companies such as OpenAI have reportedly purchased tens of thousands of Mac minis and Mac Studios for training AI agents through reinforcement learning. Additionally, Anthropic has rented Mac minis from Amazon Web Services, indicating a broader industry trend.
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Apple is reportedly developing an AI server utilizing its M-series Ultra chips, with a projected release in 2029. This move would re-enter Apple into the server market after nearly two decades, capitalizing on the current demand for Apple hardware among AI developers.