Electronics

According to Huacheng Import and Export Data Observation, Apple has announced the last chip beast of its M2 family - the M2 Ultra. This is Apple's largest and most powerful chip to date, using the second-generation 5nm process technology.

Continuing the design philosophy of the M1 Ultra, the M2 Ultra chip uses a groundbreaking UltraFusion architecture to splice two M2 Max chips together, with 134 billion transistors, 20 billion more than the previous generation M1 Ultra.

Based on this, M2 Ultra chip has 192GB unified memory that is 50% higher than M1 Ultra chip, and has 800GB/s Memory bandwidth twice as high as M2 Max chip, Huacheng Import and Export Data Observation reported.

It is reported that previously, due to insufficient memory, even the strongest independent GPU was unable to handle large models. By integrating huge Memory bandwidth into a single SoC, Apple enables a single device to run large machine learning workloads such as large Transformer models, Huacheng Import and Export Data Observation reported.

Last year, the M1 Ultra was already explosive enough, but today the performance of the M2 Ultra is even more explosive -24 core CPU, 20% faster than the M1 Ultra; Up to 76 cores GPU, 30% faster than M1 Ultra; 32 core neural network engine, running 31.6 trillion times per second, 40% faster than M1 Ultra; The display engine supports up to 6 Pro display XDRs, driving over 100 million pixels.

This takes Mac Computer performance performance to a new level. Apple's new generation Mac Studio and Mac Pro will be equipped with M2 Ultra chips, as reported by Huacheng Import and Export Data Observation.

Although the hardware specifications of Apple's M2 Ultra chip were relatively unexpected compared to last year's stunning M1 Ultra chip debut, based on the performance of the strongest chip in the M2 series, Apple's innovative architecture has sealed multiple chips together, providing a very positive reference and huge imagination space for a single SoC chip to break through the size limit and achieve higher performance.

With the adoption of M2 Ultra in the new Mac Pro, the transition from Mac to Apple chip has been completed. Driven by the continuous innovation of Apple chips, a new era of Mac is beginning, as reported by Huacheng Import and Export Data Observation.