Apple announces M3 Ultra—and says not every generation will see an “Ultra” chip
Apple has also added a couple of extras, getting the M3 Ultra certified for 120Gbps Thunderbolt 5 (the M3 Max supports Thunderbolt 4) and supporting up to 512GB of RAM (M3 Max tops out at 128GB). And for some new-to-Mac-Studio features like hardware-accelerated ray-tracing for graphics, the M3 and M4 GPUs both support the features.
Apple released the M3 Ultra alongside M4 generation chips — but here's why we probably won't see the M4 Ultra.
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Apple Says the M3 Ultra Is the Highest-Performing Chip It's Ever Created: 32-Core CPU, Massive GPU, and Support for up to 512 GB of MemoryApple today announced M3 Ultra, the highest-performing chip it has ever created, offering the most powerful CPU and GPU in a ...
Apple’s custom-built UltraFusion packaging technology uses an embedded silicon interposer that connects two M3 Max dies ...
Apple announced an updated Mac Studio this week, powered by somewhat mismatched M4 Max and M3 Ultra chip options. This has ...
Apple today unveiled the M3 Ultra chip, its fastest Mac chip ever released. It is available in the new Mac Studio that was ...
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