Apple's Xserve may return with Nvidia tech
While Apple already makes its own servers in Houston, it is reportedly looking at making a rack-mounted server product for wider distribution. The product line, as rumored, is said to be two main products with one containing two M8 Ultra Chips. The second is said to house four of the unreleased and very early in development M8 Ultra processor.
- ▪While Apple already makes its own servers in Houston, it is reportedly looking at making a rack-mounted server product for wider distribution.
- ▪The product line, as rumored, is said to be two main products with one containing two M8 Ultra Chips.
- ▪The second is said to house four of the unreleased and very early in development M8 Ultra processor.
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News Apple's Xserve may return with Nvidia tech Mike Wuerthele 0 e-mail BlueSky Mastodon X Facebook Reddit Wed Sep 16 2026, 09:14 AM EDT · 1 minute read Apple's elderly G5 xServe rack-mounted server - Image credit Jeff Geerling Apple is reportedly considering a return to the server market it left when it abandoned Xserve, but this time incorporating the future M8 Ultra chip, fully integrated with NVLink Fusion technology. While Apple already makes its own servers in Houston, it is reportedly looking at making a rack-mounted server product for wider distribution. The product line, as rumored, is said to be two main products with one containing two M8 Ultra Chips. The second is said to house four of the unreleased and very early in development M8 Ultra processor.
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