They'll throw this together but still not sell you something you can stick in a rack ?

That's why the button is on the underside.

Pardon me not understanding what this is about?

Basically SETI for AI workloads? At least, this is the impression the landingpage left me with.

I am a bit lost, tbh.

This project sounds good.

What is it actually like?

I guess for companies this can be nice? Run some inference in the off-hours on the machines that you already have. Could be useful for analytical tasks that don't require to be instant. On the technical side this doesn't seem that groundbreaking for me though.

My warm take is that Apple is leaving a lot of money on the table by not investing in creating an independent supply chain for their chips and building their own cloud. They arguably had the first mover advantage when it came to general purpose arm compute; all they had to do was flood the market and make it easy for anyone to rent it. Not only would they corner a part of the market but perhaps ease demand pressure on other chip manufacturers too.

Interesting, so this is basically Apple's version of exo ? https://github.com/exo-explore/exo

I don't get it. In the paper it sounds like it's "just" a CRUD DB, then you have some fleet of Macs, and they store inputs and outputs in S3. What's the innovation here? Not trying to poo on this, but it looked like the most basic and obvious approach.

Apple rediscovering HPC clusters, but without OS X Server to serve alongside it.

I’m a bit disappointed in the lack of depth (and use of Ollama): https://arxiv.org/html/2610.12970v1

Apple has released some small models previously that seemed genuinely great, along with some quality research/efforts. I’m just not seeing the same level of depth here, am I missing something?

internal system, so the IT/HR department is the solution to leechers.

nothing new here.

Paper:

https://arxiv.org/pdf/2610.12970

Shortest promoted paper I've seen from a FAANG.

>Apple steals your electicity while you take a dump

[delayed]