Two Macintosh servers, one designed to provide faster AppleShare performance and the other a high-speed imaging server, are under development in Apple Computer Inc’s Enterprise Systems Division for delivery next year, according to MacWeek sources. Apple chairman John Sculley told analysts at a briefing last month that the servers will be only the first step in a new push to support corporate users. He also said Apple will ship servers based on Motorola Inc’s 68060 as well as PowerPC processors in 1994. The hold-up in the server introduction is believed to have been the difficulty of converting AppleShare for A/UX Unix.
