| ▲ | dannyw 4 hours ago | |
I dunno, Apple's been throwing many bones to their customers who use their Macs for AI stuff; like Apple working with, and signing TinyGPU's NVIDIA eGPU drivers. Plus introducing features like RDMA over thunderbolt, which is critical for distributed inference/training/etc. On the software side, Apple is investing heaps. It's still ridiculous they don't support expandable NVMes, but the memory being soldered makes sense, you need it for 1.2TB/s bandwidth. They are still selling high-margin hardware. Apple loves selling high-margin hardware. | ||
| ▲ | gauntr 3 hours ago | parent [-] | |
Wow, didn't know this exists. So instead of ditching my M1 Pro Macbook for a newer one with more RAM and power I could do this instead (if reasonable regarding pricing). EDIT: AMD too, it's not limited to Nvidia, nice. | ||