Claris testing Harbor application
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Claris is testing the Harbor application, which turns a single or multiple connected Apple Silicon Macs into a local AI server to run larger AI models without manual configuration. The application is currently in the early experience phase and has not yet been made available to the public. The Harbor application aggregates unified memory by connecting multiple Macs via Thunderbolt 5, supporting the local running of open-weight models on Apple Silicon, with data not leaving the hardware or cloud.
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- ITHome · AIClaris testing Harbor application: Turning Mac into a local AI server
Claris is testing the Harbor app, which can turn a single or multiple Apple Silicon Macs into a local AI server to run larger AI models without manual configuration. The app is currently in the early experience phase and has not been made available to the public yet.
- Hacker News · AI hot postsApple's new Mac app Harbor is about to launch, simplifying the running of local AI models.
Apple's new app Harbor can convert a Mac into a private AI inference server, supporting the local running of open-weight models on Apple Silicon, with data not leaving the hardware or cloud. By connecting multiple Macs via Thunderbolt 5, unified memory can be aggregated, supporting large models and higher concurrency. The app is currently in the private preview stage of the Claris brand and is expected to be released to the public soon.
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