While Qualcomm Busy to throw shade at Intel With a series of laptop processor advertisements, Apple It is reportedly working on the more powerful MacBook and beyond the chips. according to a New Bloomberg ReportCupertino tech giants are also developing new processors for future artificial intelligence facilities Apple wiseAccording to the report, the M6 ​​processor codenames carry “Comodo”. They are ready to come after this year’s M5. Meanwhile, the Apple M6 is also working on the coming generation after the processor, namely M7, which is currently the name of “Borneo”.
But this is not all. Obviously, we have an even more advanced Mac chip in planned tasks for the beginning of the future. Its codename is “Sotra”.
Cupertino tech giants are also allegedly working on chips that are planning to be used for artificial intelligence servers. They, if rumors are true, will be the first processors created by the company for that specific purpose: AI.
These processor can process Apple wise The requests and are said to have a purpose to work in the server of Apple. Right now, Apple uses high-end Mac chips in its server, but in the future, those AI-centric processors can replace them.
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The AI ​​server chips that Apple is allegedly functioning is a part of the Cupertino’s cryptic-shingling “Baltra” project. Those people are expected to end by 2027. According to the rumors, Apple is planning a variety of chips, with double, quadruple, and eight times the number of CPU and GPU in the form of current M3 Ultra (Yep, you can be surprised, it really seems very future).
Meanwhile, it is also said that Apple is developing special chips used in future smart glasses, and also chips for airpods and apple watch models equipped with cameras. Right now, these products are said to launch in early 2027.
Right now, M3 Ultra Chip is reserved for Mac Studio. The latest MacBook professionals of the company come with Fancy M4 Max. The M4 Max has a 14-core CPU and 32-core GPU and is a complete animal in terms of performance and efficiency.