Leaving Intel processors and investing in its own M series processors, Apple has achieved serious success in power efficiency and performance. The Cupertino-based company, which has updated almost all Mac models and many iPad models with M-series processors, still continues to sell the 2019 model Mac Pro. The device, which was planned to be updated for a long time, will not be renewed at WWDC, according to new claims.Mac Pro will be introduced before the end of the year
Mark Gurman, known for his sources close to Apple, made some statements through MacRumors. Gurman stated that the next generation Mac Pro will be introduced before the end of the year, but this promotion will not take place at WWDC. Thus, the Mac Pro will be renewed approximately 3 years after the introduction of the M-series processors. Apple stated in the past years that the transition to the M series will take 2 years, but apparently the company fell behind its own plans. The Mac Pro will likely be powered by the M2 Max or M2 Extreme chipset, making it the most powerful computer the company has ever produced.
Mac Studio won’t update with M2 series
In the continuation of the program, Gurman also talked about the next generation Mac Studio. It seems that Apple does not plan to update Mac Studio with M2 series processors and the new model of the device will be introduced after the release of M3 processors. The main reason for the company to make this decision is that the new generation Mac Pro sales are not damaged.
