On Tuesday, Apple introduced M5 Pro and M5 Max, debuting a dual-die Fusion Architecture that pushes Apple Silicon further into AI-heavy professional workflows on the latest MacBook Pro. Here’s how.
Apple’s new M5-series chips
Apple’s new M5-series chips
The new chips combine two third-generation 3-nanometer dies into a single system on a chip, expanding CPU performance, GPU compute, and unified memory bandwidth. Preorders begin March 4, with availability starting March 11.
Apple describes the shift as more than a routine core bump, framing it as a structural change in how MacBook Pro-class silicon scales.