NewzApple announced the launch of its new M6 and M5 Ultra processors, designed to serve as powerful engines for local artificial intelligence processing in desktop computers. The unveiling took place on Tuesday, August 25, in New York, where the company highlighted the advanced capabilities of the new hardware.
The newly introduced chips power Apple's refreshed line of desktop computers. Specifically, the M6 chip—noted as the company's first 2-nanometer processor—and the M5 Ultra chip have been integrated into the new Mac mini and Mac Studio models, respectively.
According to the company, these hardware updates represent a significant leap in performance. The primary focus of the new processors and computer models is to enhance the capability to execute artificial intelligence tasks locally.
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