Apple

Unleashing the Power of M3 Ultra: Apple's Most Advanced Chip Yet with Up to 512GB Memory

Apple’s M3 Ultra chip redefines performance with up to 512GB memory, 32-core CPU, and Thunderbolt 5 for unmatched connectivity.

Apple's New M3 Ultra Chip Apple has unveiled the M3 Ultra, its most powerful chip ever designed for Macs. The M3 Ultra is available as an option in the new Mac Studio and features groundbreaking performance and capabilities, making it a top choice for demanding tasks.

Key Features

  • CPU: Up to 32 cores (24 performance + 8 efficiency)
  • GPU: 80 cores
  • Neural Engine: 32 cores
  • Memory: Starting at 96GB, configurable up to 512GB
  • Thunderbolt 5: Supports data transfer speeds of up to 120 Gb/s
  • Display: Can power up to eight Pro Display XDRs (over 160 million pixels)

Architecture and Performance

The M3 Ultra is built using Apple's innovative UltraFusion packaging architecture, which connects two M3 Max dies with over 10,000 high-speed connections. This results in a single, unified chip that offers massive performance while maintaining industry-leading power efficiency. The chip contains 184 billion transistors and can handle more than 2x the bandwidth per port compared to previous generations.

Conclusion

The M3 Ultra represents a significant step forward in Mac technology, offering unparalleled processing power and flexibility for high-end users and professionals.

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