Apple Expands Private Cloud Compute With NVIDIA GPUs on Google Cloud
Apple, which previously built PCC on its own Apple Silicon, is now integrating NVIDIA hardware and Google Cloud infrastructure to handle the most demanding AI tasks while maintaining end-to-end encryption.
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Apple announced that its Private Cloud Compute (PCC) system, built for private AI processing, will adopt NVIDIA's Confidential Computing technology and run on NVIDIA Blackwell GPUs via Google Cloud. The expansion supports the next-generation Apple Intelligence, which is based on Google's Gemini AI.
Apple's Private Cloud Compute (PCC) system, originally built on Apple Silicon, is getting a new layer: NVIDIA's Confidential Computing technology running on NVIDIA Blackwell GPUs through Google Cloud. The move, announced on June 8, 2026, alongside the next-generation Apple Intelligence based on Google's Gemini, extends PCC beyond Apple's own data centers. Apple stated that PCC on Google Cloud is the first end-to-end confidential inference system operable at a global scale. The system processes user data with end-to-end encryption, and the new infrastructure targets the most demanding tasks such as agent tool use and complex reasoning.
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