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Apple's M5 chip pushes AI performance with new 'Neural Accelerators'

Apple has introduced a new M-series chip on updated versions of the iPad Pro, MacBook Pro and for the first time, Apple Vision Pro.

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Apple M5 Vs. M4: What's The Difference In Performance & Capability?

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Apple M5 Redefines On-Device AI With Neural Accelerators in Every GPU Core

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Apple's new Vision Pro gets an M5 chip and Dual Knit Band, but it's still $3,499

Apple has introduced an upgraded version of its Vision Pro headset that's powered by the company's M5 chip, its latest silicon that will also come with the new iPad Pro and MacBook Pro.

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Apple Launches New MacBook, iPad Pro Models With AI-Friendly Chip

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iPad Pro Gets an M5 Chip Boost, Coming Oct. 22

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Apple's first M5 laptop is the 14-inch MacBook Pro

The new chip has 10 GPU cores and 10 CPU cores, along with a 16-core Neural Engine.

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Apple Updates Vision Pro With M5 Chip, Dual Knit Band, and 120Hz Support

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Apple debuts refreshed MacBook Pro, iPad Pro powered by new M5 chip

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M5 vs M4: What’s new with Apple’s latest silicon?

Also like A19 and A19 Pro from the latest iPhone models, the M5 chip delivers increased memory bandwidth. It offers 153GB/s, a 27.5% improvement over the M4’s 120GB/s. While this can give a speed boost to any intense workflow, it particularly benefits generative AI tasks.

M5 chip thinks faster, renders quicker, & claims to be a whole lot smarter

The new M5 chip packs faster graphics, a sharper Neural Engine, and Apple is clearly confident that it will take Apple Silicon deeper into the AI era. Here's how.

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Apple M5 Chipset Launched With 4X Faster GPU for MacBook Pro, iPad Pro and Vision Pro

Apple says the M5 chipset is optimised for heavy AI workloads It features up to a 10-core CPU and a 10-core GPU architecture The M5 chip also brings a 16-core Neural Engine

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Apple’s M5 chip destroys Snapdragon X2 Elite Extreme in single-core benchmarks

Apple’s leaked M5 benchmarks show a 4,133 single-core score, beating Qualcomm’s Snapdragon X2 Elite Extreme and matching the M4 Max while running at just 14 W.