Apple Plans M7 Ultra With 1.5TB Unified Memory for AI-Centric Macs
Bloomberg reports Apple is skipping the M6 Pro/Max and moving straight to the M7 family, with the M7 Ultra rumored to support up to 1.5 TB of unified memory and higher bandwidth to fuel local AI and heavy workloads; the M7 base is expected in early 2027, followed by M7 Pro/Max and a Mac Studio–focused Ultra variant in 2028, leveraging a high-end 18A-node design and supply-chain-enabled memory configurations.