Apple Reportedly Skips M6 Pro and Max for M7
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Apple will skip the M6 Pro and Max chips entirely, jumping directly to the M7 line in 2027, according to reports on June 25-26. The company is fast-tracking the AI-focused M7 processors for its high-end Mac lineup, including Pro, Max, and Ultra variants. The strategy shift represents a significant departure from Apple's typical annual chip cadence, prioritizing artificial intelligence capabilities over iterative performance updates.
Thursday, June 25, 2026
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