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Mac Studio gets M5 Ultra, Apple claims it’s the most powerful chip ever
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Mac Studio gets M5 Ultra, Apple claims it’s the most powerful chip ever

Apple updates the Mac Studio with an M5 Max and a new M5 Ultra, unifying the lineup under one generation; the M5 Ultra uses UltraFusion to merge two M5 Max dies into a quad-die chip, delivering up to 1.2TB/s memory bandwidth, a 36-core CPU and 80-core GPU, and up to 4.3x faster AI compute; prices start at $2,499 for the M5 Max (36GB RAM/512GB) and $5,499 for the M5 Ultra (96GB RAM/1TB); macOS 27 Golden Gate arrives Sept 22, with the top 512GB RAM config landing in late October; RAMageddon pricing persists and the Mac Pro line is sunset, with support for up to four 5K Studio Displays.

Apple Unveils Mac Studio Upgrades With M5 Ultra and M5 Max
technology4 hours ago

Apple Unveils Mac Studio Upgrades With M5 Ultra and M5 Max

Apple today announced upgraded Mac Studio models powered by the M5 Ultra and M5 Max. The M5 Ultra is a dual‑die chip built with UltraFusion, offering up to a 36‑core CPU, up to 80 GPU cores, a 32‑core Neural Engine, and up to 512GB of unified memory with up to 1.2TB/s bandwidth, plus an enhanced media engine and 4‑way die‑to‑die scalability that enables clustering four Mac Studios for faster AI inference. The M5 Max is a single‑die option with up to 18 CPU cores, up to 40 GPU cores, up to 128GB of memory, and up to 614GB/s bandwidth. Both models use PCIe Gen 6 SSDs, Thunderbolt 5 (120Gb/s), Wi‑Fi 7, and Bluetooth 6, support genlock over USB‑C, and can drive up to eight displays. Availability starts September 22, with the 512GB RAM option arriving in late October; pre‑orders are live.

Apple Overhauls Mac Mini and Studio with M6 and M5 Ultra, Boosting AI and Pro Power
technology4 hours ago

Apple Overhauls Mac Mini and Studio with M6 and M5 Ultra, Boosting AI and Pro Power

Apple unveils a refreshed Mac mini with an M6 12-core 2nm CPU, 32 Neural Engine cores, and base 256GB storage (upgradable to 32GB RAM) starting at $899, while the Mac Studio adopts M5 Max and the new M5 Ultra—up to 36 CPU cores, 80 GPU cores, PCIe Gen 6 SSDs, two Thunderbolt 5 ports, and support for up to four 5K displays, with the Ultra model starting at $5,499; Apple touts AI and graphics gains, but prices have risen.

Apple Targets 2026 Mac Studio Refresh with 768GB RAM and M5 Ultra
technology2 months ago

Apple Targets 2026 Mac Studio Refresh with 768GB RAM and M5 Ultra

Bloomberg reports Apple plans a 2026 Mac Studio refresh with an M5 Ultra offering around 36 CPU cores and 80 GPU cores and support for up to 768GB of unified memory, though supply constraints could limit that option; the update—delayed by memory shortages and price hikes—could arrive around October 2026, and even the 768GB variant would likely be extremely expensive, potentially well over $10,000, following price increases that pushed the current 96GB M3 Ultra Mac Studio to $5,299 after a $1,300 rise.

Apple readies M5 Ultra Mac Studio and M5 Pro Mini for WWDC 2026
technology4 months ago

Apple readies M5 Ultra Mac Studio and M5 Pro Mini for WWDC 2026

Leaks suggest Apple will unveil the M5 Ultra Mac Studio and M5 Pro Mac Mini at WWDC 2026, featuring MLX AI accelerators, PCIe 5.0 storage, and up to 512GB unified memory. The Ultra model reportedly ships with an 80-core GPU, while the M5 Pro Mini offers up to an 18-core CPU and up to 20 GPU cores (about 23% faster). The lineup also includes faster RAM and PCIe 5.0 SSDs (14,000–16,000 MB/s), base storage bumps (512GB on the Mac Mini) and modest price increases as Apple phases out older models, with a potential June launch.

Apple's 2026 Mac Studio Set for M5 Max/Ultra Power Boost
technology4 months ago

Apple's 2026 Mac Studio Set for M5 Max/Ultra Power Boost

Apple is gearing up a 2026 Mac Studio refresh that preserves the compact design but brings M5 Max and M5 Ultra chips, with faster SSD options (up to 2x) and RAM ceilings of 128GB for the M5 Max and up to 256GB for the M5 Ultra. Ongoing RAM shortages have caused stockouts and may influence configurations, while pricing could stay around $1,999 and a 1TB base SSD is possible. A WWDC 2026 reveal (June 8) is the strongest signal for timing, though a fall launch remains possible if supply issues persist.