Apple Debuts M6 on 2nm and Quad-Die M5 Ultra with 512GB Memory for Local LLMs
Apple has introduced two new silicon architectures aimed at local artificial intelligence workloads: the M6, manufactured on a 2-nanometer process, and the M5 Ultra, a quad-die processor offering up to 512GB of unified memory. The chips debut across updated desktop lines. The M6 powers an entry Mac mini starting at $899, while the M5 Ultra configures into the Mac Studio, where M5 Max base configurations start at $2,499. Both product lines are scheduled to begin customer deliveries on September







