Apple acquires DarwinAI to boost its artificial intelligence capabilities!
Apple has acquired the Canada-based company DarwinAI to strengthen its power in the field of artificial intelligence. The price of the deal is unknown, but DarwinAI's expertise in shrinking and accelerating artificial intelligence technologies is of great importance for the artificial intelligence systems Apple will use in its iPhones.
US-based technology giant Apple has announced that it has acquired the Canadian artificial intelligence startup DarwinAI. The details of the agreement have not been shared with the public.
According to a report by Eray Kalelioğlu from Webtekno, although DarwinAI is an important name in the sector, it is not widely known. However, the company draws attention for its ability to shrink and accelerate artificial intelligence technologies. In this way, DarwinAI provided companies receiving services in the field of artificial intelligence with the opportunity to offer their products and services more effectively.
According to the information, DarwinAI received 15 million dollars in investment in 2022. Major investment firms such as Honeywell Ventures and Inovia Capital were among DarwinAI's leading investors. It is also known that companies such as Lockheed Martin and Intel have collaborated with DarwinAI.
It was already known that Apple would offer artificial intelligence-focused technologies to iPhones with iOS 18. This acquisition is interpreted as a move to strengthen Apple's efforts in this area. This is because DarwinAI's area of expertise is optimizing and accelerating artificial intelligence technologies. This will allow Apple to develop artificial intelligence technologies that will run on iPhones instead of the cloud.
News Source: 12punto
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