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Apple to Skip High-End M6 Mac Chips in Favor of AI-Focused M7 Line

Apple is reportedly bypassing high-end M6 Pro and Max chips to prioritize an AI-focused M7 processor line for its 2027 Mac lineup.

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The brief

Reports indicate that Apple will skip the high-end M6 chip series, specifically the M6 Pro and M6 Max. Instead, the company plans to introduce an AI-focused M7 line of chips for Macs in 2027.

Coverage from Bloomberg, MacRumors, 9to5Mac, and Seeking Alpha emphasizes the shift toward AI capabilities as the driver for this decision. Digital Today adds that Apple may also unveil a 'MacBook Ultra' this fall featuring the first touchscreen and OLED display.

Future developments to monitor include the official unveiling of the M7 chip specifications and the potential release of the MacBook Ultra later this year.

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Quick answers

Which specific M6 chips are being skipped?

According to 9to5Mac, Apple will skip the M6 Pro and M6 Max chips.

When are the AI-focused M7 chips expected?

MacRumors reports that Macs will get the AI-focused M7 chips in 2027.

What new hardware is rumored for this fall?

Digital Today reports that Apple may unveil a 'MacBook Ultra' featuring OLED and the first touchscreen.

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