Macworld

Apple’s new M2 Pro and M2 Max chips bring a huge leap over M1, Intel models

Apple’s chip rollout continues on with the introduction of the next generation of M2 processors unveiled in the new 14- and 16-inch MacBook Pro. The new M2 Pro and M2 Max arrive six months after Apple ...
9to5Mac

Intel Meteor Lake chips may be made by TSMC, as it seeks to rival Apple’s M1 chips

Intel last week provided an update on its 14th-generation Meteor Lake processors due to launch next year, but it seems that there may have been a crucial change to the company’s plans. Intel has said ...
ExtremeTech

The Apple M1 Ultra Crushes Intel in Computational Fluid Dynamics Performance

There are certain workloads where the M1 Ultra truly excels. Hit one, and it's game over for current x86 platforms. Share on Facebook (opens in a new window) Share on X (opens in a new window) Share ...
PC Gamer

Apple announces new M5 chip with double the per-core performance of the M1 and it's got me wondering why AMD and Intel can't keep up with Apple's single-core performance gains

Apple's relentless in-house silicon release schedule continues this week with the announcement of the new M5 chip. And early leaked benchmarks of the chip suggest the new M5 is about twice as fast as ...
Macworld

How Apple’s M2 chip builds on the M1 and sets up an even stronger roadmap

The M1 is a great chip. Essentially an “X” variant of the A14 chip, it takes the iPhone and iPad processor and doubles the high-performance CPU cores, GPU cores, and memory bandwidth. The M1 chip is ...