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That doesn't necessarily rule out more powerful iterations that also launch under the M1 Ultra branding though. (edit: per a sibling comment, if the internals
by paulmd 5y ago
That doesn't necessarily rule out more powerful iterations that also launch under the M1 Ultra branding though.
(edit: per a sibling comment, if the internals like IRQ only really scale to 2 chiplets that pretty much would rule it out though.)
- Aaargh20318 5y agoProbably not on the same design as the current M1 series, at least not for the Mac Pro. The current x86 pro supports up to 1.5TB of RAM. I don’t think they will be able to match that using a SoC with integrated RAM. There will probably be a different CPU design for the Pro with an external memory bus.