Apple M2 Max News Today

The Snapdragon X Elite's CPU and GPU reference benchmarks are now available showing impressive gains over current flagship processors from Intel, AMD, and Apple. OEMs can configure the Snapdragon X Elite up to an 80 W TDP, which allows the SoC to offer near-desktop-class performance, particularly in single-core, along with significant multi-core gains.

The M2 Ultra is the most powerful iteration of Apple silicon. Here is everything you need to know about it.

Apple has paused the production of its M2 SoC, owing to a drop in demand for M2-powered Macs. This is thought to be the first time Apple has ever halted chip manufacturing for current-generation devices.

Pre-orders are up for 2023 MacBook Pros packing new M2 Pro and M2 Max chips, and weve spotted some discounts to celebrate.

Two unreleased Mac models have surfaced in the Steam Hardware & Software for November 2022. One of these models could be a MacBook Pro powered by an Apple M2 Max chip.

An unreleased Apple Mac spotted on the Geekbench 5 database with model number Mac14.6 could pack the new M2 Max processor.

TSMC has reportedly received a huge order from Apple to make its next-gen M2 Pro and M2 Max SoCs on its new 3nm process node, ready for 2023.

New Apple MacBook Pro laptop models with M2 Pro and M2 Max chips have reportedly entered development, and are set to launch this year.

Future releases built on the 3nm process could include the iPhone-specific A17 chipset, as well as a future third-generation of the M series.

Apples higher-end M2 Max will replace M1 Max, should pack 12-core CPU + 38-core GPU on TSMCs next-gen 3nm process node.