Apple's M4 Ultra Chip Sets New Performance Records
Next-generation silicon delivers unprecedented computing power for professional workflows.

Apple has unveiled the M4 Ultra chip, the most powerful processor ever created for personal computers. Built on TSMC's advanced 3nm process, the chip delivers performance that rivals high-end workstations while maintaining Apple's signature energy efficiency.
Technical Specifications
The M4 Ultra features an astounding 48 CPU cores (32 performance, 16 efficiency) and 152 GPU cores, delivering up to 3x the performance of the previous M2 Ultra. The chip includes 192GB of unified memory with 1TB/s bandwidth, enabling professionals to work with massive datasets and complex 3D scenes.
Real-World Performance
Early benchmarks show the M4 Ultra excelling in professional applications:
- 8K video editing in Final Cut Pro with real-time effects
- 3D rendering in Blender up to 4x faster than competing workstations
- Machine learning model training with performance rivaling NVIDIA's professional GPUs
- Software compilation times reduced by 60%
The chip will power the new Mac Studio and Mac Pro, positioning Apple as a serious contender in the professional workstation market traditionally dominated by Intel and AMD.