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Next week’s Worldwide Developer Conference will be one of the most consequential for Apple in many years. Still, those hoping Apple delivers itsTim Cook will take to the stage to introduce Apple ’s vision for AI on mobile technology, focusing on the upcoming AI additions to iOS, iPadOS, and macOS.
It’s understandable that Apple would spend time laying out these plans at a Developer Conference, but hardware has proven to be a solid ‘second line’ of interest at many WWDC events during the years. 2024 has an obvious gap in the portfolio, namely the latest Apple Silicon chipset in the M4.around twenty percent more CPU performance, 13 percent GPU performance, and, crucially, an NPU that offers more than double the number of operations per second over the M3 chipset.
With no new hardware launching at WWDC 2024, the only Apple product with the latest M4 technology is the iPad Pro. There’s a world of difference between a powerful workstation-level laptop and Apple’s closed shop of software and hardware on the iPad.We’ll hear about Apple’s push to integrate AI, how it will become vital for those using Apple software, and how developers can use these tools to create new experiences.
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