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Apple Refreshes Mac Studio with M5 Max and New M5 Ultra Chips

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Apple has announced updated Mac Studio models powered by the M5 Max and a newly introduced M5 Ultra chip, the latter described as the company's most powerful chip to date. The refresh resolves an awkward lineup split from the previous generation, where the Mac Studio was divided between M4 Max and M3 Ultra chips. Externally, the new Mac Studio retains the same compact chassis design that Apple has used since the product's 2022 debut. The base M5 Max configuration starts with 36GB of unified memory, while the M5 Ultra targets users demanding maximum performance.

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