This year, Apple released a tonne of new goods, and it’s almost finished with its hardware and software launches. The business is already beginning to turn its attention to the following year, which will usher in a completely new generation of items. Even though the year hasn’t ended, there are whispers that Apple is working on further goods. The business has previously announced the new iPad and iPad Pro models, the iPhone 14 series, and even a new Apple TV 4K. Now, there are reports about updated MacBook 14 and MacBook 16 models as well as a new Mac Pro with an upgraded Apple M2 Extreme CPU.
The Apple M1 marked the start of a new trend for Apple. The first ARM-based processor produced by the business was successful and heralded a new era for Apple computers. The business is currently in its second generation, at least numerically. The company uses ARM-based CPUs in the majority of its products. The Apple A-series is found in several iPads and iPhones. In the meanwhile, several MacBook, iPad, and Mac models include Apple M-series processors. The Mac Pro is one product that is still awaiting release in the ARM era. This will soon alter.
A NEW APPLE M2 EXTREME WILL BE UNVEILED BY APPLE MAC PRO.
The future Apple Mac Pro is being developed, according to Mark Gurman of Bloomberg. The expert also revealed a few details about the Mac Pro’s characteristics in addition to this revelation. He claims that there might be two different Mac Pro configurations available. One Apple M2 Ultra-equipped model could be released. The “fundamental model” is this. The upgraded model will include a brand-new chip, the allegedly Apple M2 Extreme. According to Gurman, the new SoC is not tied to radical sports despite its moniker (pun intended). The chipset, though, is more advanced than any other Apple M2.
According to Gurman, the Apple Mac Pro will have 24 and 48 CPU core configurations available. There will be GPU options with between 76 and 152 graphics processors, as well as up to 256 GB of memory. Additionally, he claims that a Mac Pro model with 24 CPU cores and 76 GPU cores is currently undergoing testing. The memory in this model is 192 GB. The version of macOS running on that particular computer is 13.3, which is far superior to the macOS Ventura 13 release on Monday.
These features are undoubtedly outstanding. But we suggest that you eat them with a dash of salt. Although Mark Gurman has a strong track record, these specifications were developed using a testing model. Due to the possibility of anything changing along the way, the final product can differ slightly. The reported Apple Mac Pro is nevertheless not far from the shore.
