Apple working on their own processors up-to 32 cores

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We've already talked about Apple's plans to manufacture their own CPUs and GPUs. And new Mac processors might be introduced as soon as 2021 with a claim that they might outperform the current fastest processors.



Bloomberg reports that a road map shows Apple’s plan for the next two lines of Apple chips next year. The company said it expects to finish the shift away from Intel and to its own silicon in 2022. The current M1 chip inherits a mobile-centric design built around four high-performance processing cores.

For its next-generation chip targeting MacBook Pro and iMac models, Apple is working on designs with as many as 16 power cores and four efficiency cores. For higher-end desktop computers to be announced later in 2021 and a new half-sized Mac Pro planned to launch by 2022, Apple is testing a chip design with as many as 32 high-performance cores. The company still sells higher-end, Intel-based versions of some of the lines that received M1 updates.

For its forthcoming high-end laptops and mid-range desktops, Apple is testing 16-core and 32-core graphics parts For its future high-end laptops and mid-range desktops, Apple is testing 16-core and 32-core graphics parts. For later in 2021 or potentially 2022, Apple is working on pricier graphics upgrades with 64 and 128 dedicated cores aimed at its highest-end machines

Apple working on their own processors up-to 32 cores


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