Apple Mac Pro's M2 Extreme chip reportedly cancelled
The upcoming MacBook Pro was believed to be equipped with an M2 Extreme Chip. Apple has done away with the chip as it was too costly to manufacture.
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The upcoming MacBook Pro was believed to be equipped with an M2 Extreme Chip. Apple has done away with the chip as it was too costly to manufacture.
It's fair to say that the current Intel-based Mac Pro has been outmatched repeatedly by some of the performance characteristics of modern Apple silicon-powered Macs, but that's all likely to change this year. A new machine is set to make the jump away from Intel for good, and it's expected to be a powerhouse, the likes of which we're yet to see.
This week, Apple held a jam-packed WWDC keynote where it announced iOS 16, iPadOS 16, macOS Ventura, watchOS 9, the next-generation of Apple silicon...
Apple thought somewhat out of the box when designing the Mac Studio. And yet, despite the impressive internals, this isn't a Mac for most computer buyers, if only because of the steep price point.
First: Some History I've had a lot of Macs over the years. I remember the old PowerPC Macs, which performed OK against Intel-based PCs, but did have some heat issues under heavy loads. I went along with the transition to Intel in the Mid 2000s, and had a Mac Pro Intel-based machine, which replaced my identical-looking PowerMac G5. That served me well for many years because it