Apple Builds AI Server by Connecting Macs

Apple is unofficially testing an application called 'Harbor' that allows multiple Mac computers to be connected to build a personal artificial intelligence (AI) server. This application is designed to run AI models directly on the Mac without sending user data to external cloud servers. Harbor utilizes Thunderbolt 5 technology to connect several Macs as a single AI server, allowing the shared use of each computer's memory to run large-scale AI models. The setup process is simplified so that users can establish an AI execution environment in just a few minutes without complex commands. Once Harbor is commercialized, companies are expected to have more options to operate AI independently without sending sensitive information to external servers. Currently, Harbor is not publicly available, and no official release date or pricing has been announced.

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