A new Chinese chipmaker may soon be used by Apple Intelligence servers.

You’ve probably never heard of a Chinese chip manufacturer that wants to energy Apple’s upcoming artificial intelligence server fields.

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Rapidus, Japan’s optimistic silicon startup, is quickly advancing toward becoming a major supplier of advanced AI chips. Apparently, the business has discussions with Microsoft, Apple, Google, Meta, Amazon, and Google.

By 2027, the vendor hopes to have agreements signed to mass-produce cutting-edge 2-nanometer chips. Rapidus CEO Atsuyoshi Koike believes the business you close that gap with more sophisticated production methods, despite being behind TSMC.

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