Apple plans to mass-produce its first AI server chips in 2026

Apple plans to mass-produce its first AI server chips in 2026

Analyst Ming-Chi Kuo's latest report points to a multistage rollout: Apple's self-developed AI server chips will begin production in late 2026, while the new Apple data centers equipped to run them are expected to begin construction and operation the following year. The timeline suggests Cupertino is preparing for a major...Read Entire Article

Apple Could Begin Mass Production of In-House AI Server Chips Later This Year: Ming-Chi Kuo

Apple might soon launch self-developed artificial intelligence (AI) server chips. Noted analyst Ming-Chi Kuo claimed that the Cupertino-based tech giant could begin the mass production of these processors in the second half of the year. The information comes at a time when the iPhone-maker has forged a partnership with Google to use its AI model to power Siri.

Apple to Mass-Produce AI Server Chips Starting Late 2026 for Self-Reliance

Apple’s Silicon Surge: Charting a Course to AI Independence by 2026 Apple Inc. is poised to make a significant leap in its artificial intelligence strategy, with plans to mass-produce its own specialized server chips starting in the second half of 2026. This move, as detailed by prominent analyst Ming-Chi Kuo, signals a shift from reliance on external partners to a more self-sufficient approach in powering its AI initiatives. According to report…

Apple AI Server: Why Apple’s In-House AI Chips Mark a New Silicon Era

Apple is preparing to take one of its most consequential steps in silicon development since the transition away from Intel. According to supply-chain reporting, the company is nearing mass production of its first in-house AI server chips, designed not for iPhones or Macs, but for the data centers that quietly power Apple Intelligence, Siri, and private cloud compute. This marks a shift in scale and intent. For the first time, Apple’s silicon roa…

Baltra, Apple's in-house accelerated computing chip, is late to the party

From Omar Sohail's "Apple’s In-House Server Chips Reportedly Entering Mass Production In H2 2026" posted Tuesday by wccftech: