In the most recent three quarters ending in June 2021, Apple sold $26 billion in Macs, up nearly 33% from the $19.59 billion it sold in the same period last year. This could describe what we suggested is an “M1 Quadra” chip, but obviously the exact naming is just speculation.Recent computers that run on the company's powerful M1 processor have "fueled" Mac growth, Apple CEO Tim Cook said in June. This would theoretically allow Multi-Chip-Module (MCM) scaling, bringing the total capacity for the SoC up to 40 CPU cores and 128 GPU cores.Ī May 2021 report indicated the new Mac Pro would be redesigned and offer as many as 40 processing cores and 128 graphics cores. Real-life examination of the M1 Max chip suggests the ability to combine multiple dies together using a proprietary interconnect bus. The SoC carries 32 GPU cores and a 16-core Neural Engine. It offers 10 processing cores, eight of which are performance cores, with the other two geared more towards efficiency. Right now, Apple’s M1 Max chip is only available on the 14- and 16-inch MacBook Pro models. The processor of the Mac Pro will instead be a further extension of the M1 beyond the cores of the M1 Max. The Mac Pro’s processor will not be an extension of the M2. The Mac Pro will be the last device to be replaced. The Apple Silicon transition will end by Q4 of 2022. Rather than using the new M2 processor, though, it will feature an extension of the M1 with even more cores than the M1 Max.
Twitter leaker agrees the Mac Pro will be the last device refreshed with Apple Silicon.
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