LAS VEGAS, Dec 3 (Reuters) - Amazon.com's ( AMZN ) cloud

unit on Tuesday showed new data center servers packed with its

own AI chips that will challenge Nvidia ( NVDA ), with Apple ( AAPL )

coming aboard as a customer to use them.

The new servers, based on 64 of Amazon Web Services'

Trainium2 chips, will be strung together in a massive

supercomputer with hundreds of thousands of chips, with the help

AI startup Anthropic, which will be the first to use it. Apple ( AAPL )

executive Benoit Dupin also said that Apple ( AAPL ) is using

Trainium2 chips.

AWS Chief Executive Matt Garman also said that Trainium3,

the company's next generation of AI chip, will debut next year.

(Reporting by Stephen Nellis in San Francisco and Greg

Bengisnger in Las Vegas)