Apple's M6 and M5 Ultra break rule tying process to chip strength

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Apple's M6 and M5 Ultra break rule tying process to chip strength

Apple has unveiled new Mac mini and Mac Studio models, equipped respectively with its first 2-nanometer chip, the M6, and the four-die M5 Ultra. Most notably, the latest 2-nanometer process is used only in the entry-level Mac mini, while the 3-nanometer M5 Ultra is officially billed as the "most powerful M-series chip yet."

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