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Apple AI servers unused in warehouses due to low Apple Intelligence usage

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Some Apple AI servers are reportedly underutilized and sitting unused on warehouse shelves due to low demand for Apple Intelligence. Apple is considering using Google servers to host new Siri models instead of its Private Cloud Compute, which has been deemed underpowered.

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Hacker News · 9to5mac.com

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  • Praise: Apple's investment in on-device AI could lead to significant performance improvements in the future, potentially allowing for advanced capabilities without relying on cloud servers.
  • Concern: The current state of Apple Intelligence is perceived as ineffective, with users finding it unnecessary for basic tasks like summarizing text messages.
  • Concern: There is skepticism about the utility of Apple Intelligence, with comparisons to Siri indicating a lack of confidence in its effectiveness.
  • Concern: The unused AI servers highlight a failure in product launch strategy, suggesting a disconnect between user needs and the technology being developed.