The Apple M1 Ultra is Apple's latest piece of bespoke silicon, and it's the most powerful M1 chip the company has ever made. Apple calls this interconnection technology "UltraFusion", and it ...

The ‌M1‌ Ultra is Apple's fourth System on a Chip (SoC) developed for use in Macs, and it puts Apple one step closer to entirely transitioning away from the Intel chips that have been used in ...

Apple added “a monster of a chip” to its Apple M1 family on Tuesday: the M1 Ultra, which reflects some familiar approaches to chip design and presents a high-end contender for the PC market to ...

As the first release, M2 is the entry-level option in Apple's chip catalog, similar to M1's position alongside the M1 Pro, M1 Max, and M1 Ultra. Down the line, Apple is undoubtedly going to extend ...

it features up to a 20% faster CPU and 30% faster GPU than the M1 Ultra. And Apple says the neural engine is up to 40% faster. Meanwhile, memory can be configured up to 192GB, that’s a 50% ...

Apple took a blunt approach for the M1 Ultra, tying together two M1 Max (24-GPU core) processors and chipsets via a 2.5 terabyte per second direct connection, branded "UltraFusion," rather than ...

M1 Mac Linux 6.2 support is now available – an achievement that Linux creator Linus Torvalds originally saw as an impossible task. It can be run on the M1, M1 Pro, M1 Max, and M1 Ultra chips.

Is it worth buying a Mac with the M1 Pro, M1 Max, or M1 Ultra anymore? Just because the second generation of Apple silicon is here, does that mean the first generation has reached the end of the line?

It's high time Digital Foundry took a look at Apple Silicon and today we're going to be looking at the higher-end chips in the line-up. Our focus is on the monster that is the M1 Ultra ...

Instead, the latest top-end Mac Studio features the long-awaited M3 Ultra. Similar to the M1 and M2 Ultra, the new M3 Ultra ...

But, for the most demanding users, it was unclear if it was worth shelling out $3,999 for the high-end Mac Studio with an M1 Ultra chip, or if they should just wait for the inevitable Mac Pro refresh.