When plans for the Apple Silicon have been introduced, many have been curious as to how Apple would deal with its higher-end computer systems. In the previous, benchmarks of Apple’s A-series already discovered that they have been similar to some decrease to mid-range Intel PCs, so when the M1 was introduced, it wasn’t too stunning.

But how would Apple deal with the higher-end Macs, particularly the Mac Pro? It seems that Apple would possibly truly construct the Mac Pro with a variant of the M1 Max chipset. This is based on a report from The Information (paywall) wherein they revealed that Apple is engaged on a processor for the Mac Pro codenamed “Jade” that will probably be primarily based on the M1 Max, however will function two dies as an alternative of 1.

For these unfamiliar, having extra dies on a chip primarily signifies that it might function using extra cores. If you recall, earlier this yr there have been rumors that the Mac Pro might function an Apple Silicon chipset with 40-cores, so on this case, an Apple Silicon chipset with extra dies on it might definitely make sense.

The report from The Information additionally means that this chipset will nonetheless be thought-about as a part of Apple’s first-generation collection of chipsets, and that the corporate has already mapped out their plans for second and third-gen chipsets.

Filed in Apple >Computers >Rumors. Read extra about M1 and Mac Pro. Source: arstechnica