Apple Unveils M6 Chip on 2nm Process With More Cores and Enhanced AI Power

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Apple has announced its new M6 chip for Mac computers, marking the company's first processor built on a 2nm process node. The M6 features a 12-core CPU, an increase from the 10 cores found in the M5, and includes a dual 16-core Neural Engine to handle on-device AI tasks. Apple also introduced the M5 Ultra alongside the M6, describing it as its most powerful chip to date, aimed at demanding workloads such as 3D rendering and running advanced AI models. The shift to 2nm manufacturing is expected to deliver gains in both performance and energy efficiency compared to previous generations.

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