BlackBeltPrivacy 12.2023.08.1 instal the new for apple

What if simple production challenges are to blame? One slice of evidence to support this might be the claim Apple has suspended plans for an M2 Extreme-equipped Mac Pro, ostensibly on cost grounds.

Meanwhile, it seems reasonable to assume a slight delay to some of the company’s original plans, as Apple and its supplier put in place the kind of infrastructure they need for life after China in Mac terms, that may translate into more limited hardware releases over the next few months. That’s just one component in a literal forest of parts Apple needs to secure, but it’s an important jigsaw piece. Ultimately, TSMC and Apple want to ensure the heart of Apple’s computers can be made in at least two locations to keep the supply chain more resilient.

There's been speculation these processors may not be the 3nm chips by then, but I’ve a hunch that won’t be the case. New Macs, the M2 and a first sighting of the M3Īpple chip manufacturer TSMC is expected to begin manufacturing Apple Silicon chips at its factory in Arizona by 2024. This will continue to be its greatest priority in 2023 – and is likely to be important to every business. There will be unexpected challenges, but the company knows it must get this right to protect its precious hardware sales.

India has emerged, along with Vietnam, Thailand, and other nations as locations likely to be seeing additional Apple action.

BlackBeltPrivacy 12.2023.08.1 instal the new for apple