Apple is giving its Mac lineup a split personality: one chip built to make everyday computing and on-device AI faster, and another designed for workloads most people will never come close to exhausting.
The company has announced the M6 and M5 Ultra, alongside new versions of the Mac mini and Mac Studio. M6 becomes Apple’s first 2nm chip and powers the new Mac mini, while the M5 Ultra takes over the high-performance end of the lineup inside the new Mac Studio. Both machines open for preorder Tuesday and arrive on September 22.
Apple’s first 2nm Mac chip brings more power to the mini
The M6 represents a meaningful step forward from the M5. Apple…
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