The Apple silicon Mac Pro workstation powered by the M2 Ultra chip is the last Mac computer to transition away from processors built by Intel.
The Cupertino firm unveiled an Apple silicon version of the Mac Pro with M2 Ultra, PCIe expansions slots and more at the June 5 WWDC23 keynote.
At the WWDC21, Apple said it would switch all its Macs, including the powerful Mac Pro workstation, to its own silicon. Today’s Apple silicon Mac Pro powered by the company’s own M2 Ultra processor completes the switch.
Meet the new Mac Pro, powered by Apple silicon
The key features of the new Mac Pro include:
- M2 Ultra
- 24-core CPU
- Up to 76-core GPU
- 32-core Neural Engine with 31.6 trillion operations per second
- Up to 192 gigabytes of unified memory
- Up to 22 streams of 8K ProRes video
- Up to six Pro Display XDRs
- 6x open PCIe gen 4 expansions slots
- 8x Thunderbolt 4
- 2x HDMI
- 1x Dual 10Gb Ethernet
- Wi-Fi 6E
- Bluetooth 5.3
- Available in tower and rack-mounted versions
More to follow soon…
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