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Apple reportedly scrapped plans for M2 and M3 Extreme Mac Pro chips

Apple Inc. reportedly developed two high-performance chips, the M2 Extreme and M3 Extreme, intended for the Mac Pro. However, the company ultimately decided against releasing these chips. This information comes from Bloomberg's Mark Gurman, who has previously reported on similar developments. AI

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Apple reportedly scrapped plans for M2 and M3 Extreme Mac Pro chips

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