Bloomberg: Apple tests new Mac Pro with unannounced 24-core processor and 192GB of RAM

By: Myroslav Trinko | 24.10.2022, 09:21

According to insider and Bloomberg journalist Mark Gurman, Apple is working on a new Mac Pro.

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Gurman revealed this in a new weekly Power On newsletter. The new product is already undergoing testing. The device is running an as yet unannounced proprietary processor with 24 CPU cores and 76 GPU cores. In addition, the test device has 192 GB of RAM on board.

A NEW Mac Pro in testing has unreleased Apple Silicon with 24 CPU cores, 76 GPU cores and 192GB RAM ????????.

This high-end Mac is reportedly launching in 2023... pic.twitter.com/FqI3r8NUJT
- AppleTrack (@appltrack) October 23, 2022

Unfortunately, no other details and announcement date for the new Mac Pro is yet available. Most likely, the product will be announced in 2023.

Source: Bloomberg

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