> "Expect Apple to release a half-size mac pro in 2022 as the last, most powerful new product" Even this piece of info can be extrapolated from statement's App

> "Expect Apple to release a half-size mac pro in 2022 as the last, most powerful new product" Even this piece of info can be extrapolated from statement's Apple has made public. They've said they were migrating their entire product line within 2 years. The Mac Pro is part of that product line. The only questions are how Apple is going to get there and on that front it's pretty clear this article is pure speculation. Will the Mac Pro have integrated graphics or a discrete GPU? Maybe someone at AMD knows this based on order volume? Likewise, are they using external RAM, soldered on the logic board, or user-serviceable RAM? How is performance going to compare to current top end processors? Those are the only questions, and the answers here are pure speculation. It's likely only a handful of people at Apple even know the answers to these things.