Apple’s two-year transition to its own silicon is halfway over. With that, one of the few products that still lack a revision is the Mac Pro.
Another one that isn’t part of the Mac silicon transition but users are eager to have a more affordable option is the Pro Display XDR. Both of these products were introduced by Apple during the WWDC19 and were aimed at the most demanding customers.
Here’s a roundup about Apple’s plans for the Mac Pro and Pro Display XDR.
It was in November of 2020 that Apple started the two-year transition to its own silicon, but it’s been unclear whether the Mac Pro will receive Apple’s own M series chip or will stay a bit longer with Intel processor.
In May, Bloomberg reported that Apple is said to be working on an all-new Mac Pro with 40 cores. A 20-core chip would also be in the works with GPU options with 64 and 128 cores.
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