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Apple’s 2021 Mac CPU roadmap reportedly includes 32-core chips – Yahoo Finance Australia
Apple reportedly plans to aggressively scale its Mac CPU plans and offer 32-core desktop chips in 2021.
Apples in-house silicon could scale well beyond the eight-core (or rather four-plus-four-core) M1 you find in entry-level Macs. Bloombergsources claim Apples 2021 roadmap is considerably more aggressive, to the point where the company is reportedly testing chips for higher-end desktops (including a half-sized Mac Pro) with as many as 32 high-performance cores. Thats not as many as in AMDs 64-core Threadripper, but it would eclipse the 28-core Xeon available in the Mac Pro and might deliver significant…
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