
M6 MacBook Pro on the horizon with Apple's first 2nm chip
Bloomberg reports Apple plans a base 14-inch MacBook Pro this year powered by a standalone M6 chip built on a 2-nm process (TSMC’s N2) with higher memory bandwidth (~200 GB/s), an updated Neural Engine, and AI-optimized GPU, while M6 Pro/Max are not in this generation and higher-end chips are saved for the M7 in 2027. Some entry-level Macs may also get the M6, but Bloomberg says the Mac mini and iMac will likely stick with M5 chips for now; the MacBook Air was updated in March 2026 and may not receive a new chip until 2027.






