Apple debuted two new chips on August 25, 2026 that bracket the desktop AI compute market: M6, its first processor built on a 2-nanometer process, arriving in a new Mac mini, and M5 Ultra, its first quad-die design and what the company calls its most powerful chip ever, arriving in a new Mac Studio. The announcement puts Apple's first 2 nm silicon and a 512GB unified memory ceiling into two machines that start at $899 and $2,499 respectively. M6 carries a 12-core CPU built around what Apple…
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