Apple’s team says they can pool idle Macs to act as a distributed GPU service for AI work.
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Apple researchers announced a system named Minions that turns unused Mac computers into a shared GPU cloud. The idea is to let machines that are turned off or idle donate their graphics power to train AI models. Apple says the approach could grow to many devices worldwide and help researchers run larger workloads without dedicated hardware.
If it works, developers could access more GPU power without buying extra servers.
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