M4 Chip

Apple recently launched its new line of iPad Air and iPad Pro models — the latter powered by the latest M4 chip. The Cupertino, California-based company is reportedly planning to overhaul its entire Mac lineup, updating its computers with the AI-focussed M4 processor. While new iMac and MacBook Pro models may arrive later this year, Apple reporte...

Apple introduced the iPad Pro (2024) model with Apple's new M4 chipset earlier this week. This succeeds the iPad Pro (2022) model which is powered by the M2 chip. The iPad Pro with an M4 chip has now been spotted on a benchmarking website and the scores suggest that it is considerably faster than the older iPad and some existing MacBook models. 

Apple is said to be planning to use data centers to power new AI features using the company's in-house proprietary processors, and the firm will use high-end chips for AI operations that are similar to the ones it uses on its Mac computers. AI tasks that are not highly complex will be handled natively on iPhone, iPad, and Mac computers, when the pu...

Apple is reportedly working on developing its artificial intelligence (AI) chipsets to run software in data centres. If true, this would mean a major change of plans for the Cupertino-based tech giant, as previous reports highlighted the company was focused on only on-device AI features for its devices. However, the development of AI chips hints th...

Apple M4 chip has been launched as the latest Apple Silicon chip, built on the firm's second-generation 3nm technology with up to 10 CPU cores. The new M4 chip powers the latest iPad Pro (2024). It boasts improved on-device AI performance with an upgraded Neural Engine and support for hardware accelerated ray tracing on the latest iPad Pro (2024).

Apple has introduced the iPad Pro (2024), its newest top-of-the-line tablet. This latest version features a 'Tandem OLED' screen, marking a first for Apple, diverging from the Mini-LED technology used in the previous 'Pro' model two years prior. The iPad Pro (2024) comes in 11-inch and 13-inch display sizes, boasting slimmer bezels compared to the ...

Apple is reportedly planning to skip the M3-chipset for the new iPad Pro and instead opt for the artificial intelligence (AI)-powered M4. It has not even been one year since the Cupertino-based tech giant introduced the M3 family of chipset and added it to its iMac, MacBook Air, and MacBook Pro.

Apple is said to be planning an overhaul of its entire Mac line of computers with the in-house M4 chipset capable of delivering artificial intelligence (AI)-based features. The Cupertino, California-based company launched its M3-powered MacBook Pro models and a 24-inch M3 iMac last year, before introducing new MacBook Air models with M3 processor i...

Apple, aiming to boost sluggish computer sales, is preparing to overhaul its entire Mac line with a new family of in-house processors designed to highlight artificial intelligence.

Apple is nearing the production of M4 computer processors which would have AI processing capabilities and plans to update every Mac model with it, Bloomberg News reported on Thursday.

Apple MacBook Pro with an M4 chip is in development at the company, according to Bloomberg's Mark Gurman. The company's purported M4 chip is said to be similar to the company's A18 chip that is expected to power the iPhone 16 series of smartphones.

Apple recently launched its new line of iPad Air and iPad Pro models — the latter powered by the latest M4 chip. The Cupertino, California-based company is reportedly planning to overhaul its entire Mac lineup, updating its computers with the AI-focussed M4 processor. While new iMac and MacBook Pro models may arrive later this year, Apple reporte...

Apple introduced the iPad Pro (2024) model with Apple's new M4 chipset earlier this week. This succeeds the iPad Pro (2022) model which is powered by the M2 chip. The iPad Pro with an M4 chip has now been spotted on a benchmarking website and the scores suggest that it is considerably faster than the older iPad and some existing MacBook models. 

Apple is said to be planning to use data centers to power new AI features using the company's in-house proprietary processors, and the firm will use high-end chips for AI operations that are similar to the ones it uses on its Mac computers. AI tasks that are not highly complex will be handled natively on iPhone, iPad, and Mac computers, when the pu...

Apple is reportedly working on developing its artificial intelligence (AI) chipsets to run software in data centres. If true, this would mean a major change of plans for the Cupertino-based tech giant, as previous reports highlighted the company was focused on only on-device AI features for its devices. However, the development of AI chips hints th...

Apple M4 chip has been launched as the latest Apple Silicon chip, built on the firm's second-generation 3nm technology with up to 10 CPU cores. The new M4 chip powers the latest iPad Pro (2024). It boasts improved on-device AI performance with an upgraded Neural Engine and support for hardware accelerated ray tracing on the latest iPad Pro (2024).

Apple has introduced the iPad Pro (2024), its newest top-of-the-line tablet. This latest version features a 'Tandem OLED' screen, marking a first for Apple, diverging from the Mini-LED technology used in the previous 'Pro' model two years prior. The iPad Pro (2024) comes in 11-inch and 13-inch display sizes, boasting slimmer bezels compared to the ...

Apple is reportedly planning to skip the M3-chipset for the new iPad Pro and instead opt for the artificial intelligence (AI)-powered M4. It has not even been one year since the Cupertino-based tech giant introduced the M3 family of chipset and added it to its iMac, MacBook Air, and MacBook Pro.

Apple is said to be planning an overhaul of its entire Mac line of computers with the in-house M4 chipset capable of delivering artificial intelligence (AI)-based features. The Cupertino, California-based company launched its M3-powered MacBook Pro models and a 24-inch M3 iMac last year, before introducing new MacBook Air models with M3 processor i...

Apple, aiming to boost sluggish computer sales, is preparing to overhaul its entire Mac line with a new family of in-house processors designed to highlight artificial intelligence.

Apple is nearing the production of M4 computer processors which would have AI processing capabilities and plans to update every Mac model with it, Bloomberg News reported on Thursday.

Apple MacBook Pro with an M4 chip is in development at the company, according to Bloomberg's Mark Gurman. The company's purported M4 chip is said to be similar to the company's A18 chip that is expected to power the iPhone 16 series of smartphones.