Apple is adding to its arsenal of AI startups with a little-known Canadian firm

Published on March 16, 2024

 

Apple has added another artificial intelligence firm to its portfolio as it furthers its push forward with AI technology. The iPhone and Macbook maker acquired DarwinAI, a Waterloo, Ontario-based AI startup earlier this year, with dozens of employees joining Apple’s AI division, Bloomberg reported. The Canadian company has developed AI tech for visually inspecting components during manufacturing. It’s also developed technology meant to make AI systems smaller and faster.

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