The Apple Inc. report described a product connected to the Render network, which provides distributed GPU rendering on the blockchain.
On Monday, a significant event took place as part of the keynote event, attracting attention from the tech community.
Anticipated Crypto Integration at 2023 Apple WWDC
One of the key topics discussed was the rising popularity of artificial intelligence (AI) based crypto tokens.
Among the prominent tokens mentioned were Render and SingularityNET, which have recently gained substantial traction. Interestingly, while AI chatbots and various other products have become increasingly prevalent, they have not yet integrated crypto payments, despite the widespread expectation for such integration.
Many anticipated that the 2023 Apple Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC) would be the platform for unveiling crypto integration, particularly with the launch of the highly anticipated Vision Pro headset.
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Missing Crypto Market Updates at WWDC
Surprisingly, the WWDC conference did not mention any crypto market-related features or updates. Nonetheless, there are indications that Apple could be in a favorable position to collaborate with OTOY Inc., a company whose CEO is also responsible for founding the Render network.
At the Monday Apple keynote event, the focus was directed toward Octane X, a GPU rendering feature that can be found on the Mac App Store. This feature has a direct link to the Render (RNDR) token, as both are products developed by OTOY. Jules Urbach, the CEO of OTOY, founded
Render Token in 2016 with the aim of providing decentralized GPU-based rendering solutions.
Considering these developments, speculation has emerged regarding a potential partnership between Apple and Octane in the near future.
However, the much-anticipated Apple Augmented Reality (AR) and Virtual Reality (VR) product, the Vision Pro headset, was initially expected to rely on Render network functionality for GPU rendering. Surprisingly, Apple did not mention any partnerships of this nature during the event, leaving the audience curious about the company’s plans in this regard.
