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The Mac Studio M5 Max costs $800 more than the Mac mini M5 Pro. Here's what you actually get for the extra money and whether it's worth it.
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Apple's 512GB Mac Studio is coming in late October 2026. Here's what to know about its M5 Ultra chip, AI capabilities, pricing, and availability.
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Meta's Muse Spark Open targets developers with powerful open-weight AI, Apple silicon support, and new deployment options. Here's what IT teams should know.
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Apple’s M5 Ultra Mac Studio starts at $5,499. See what the extra $3,000 delivers and who actually needs its AI, memory, and GPU power.
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The M5 Max Mac Studio starts at $2,499, while M5 Ultra costs $5,499. Here's what the extra $3,000 adds and which workloads can use it.
The post Mac Studio M5 Max vs M5 Ultra: Is the $3,000 Upgrade Worth It? appeared first on TechRepublic.
OpenAI is reportedly buying tens of thousands of Mac mini and Mac Studio systems as AI labs find a new use for Apple hardware.
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Apple’s new Mac Studio pairs M5 Max and M5 Ultra chips with up to 512GB of unified memory, targeting demanding local AI and creative workloads.
The post Mac Studio 2026: Apple Goes All In on Local AI With M5 Ultra appeared first on TechRepublic.
The Mac mini and Mac Studio occupy two distinct points in Apple's lineup of desktops, but lately, they've had something in common: They're popular for local AI inference and software development thanks to the advantages of their unified memory architecture and the fast CPUs and GPUs on their systems-on-a-chip.
Today, Apple announced new iterations of both desktops, along with two new chips: the M6, the first 2nm chip in Apple's M-series lineup for Macs, and the M5 Ultra, now the most powerful chip in the lineup for most things—especially AI workloads.
Deux semaines avant sa keynote de rentrée dédiée aux iPhone, Apple prend tout le monde par surprise en dévoilant deux nouveaux ordinateurs et deux nouvelles puces. Les Mac mini et Mac Studio seront disponibles le 22 septembre, probablement après les iPhone 18, avec des configurations inédites M6 et M5 Ultra.
Compare five Mac Studio alternatives for professional graphics, creative work, local AI, and repairability, including pricing, strengths, and trade-offs.
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Apple reportedly canceled M2 Extreme and M3 Extreme chips for the Mac Pro before discontinuing the desktop and shifting focus to Mac Studio.
The post Apple Scrapped Mac Pro Revival, Canceled M2 and M3 Extreme Chips appeared first on TechRepublic.
Should you buy the current Mac Studio or wait for M5 Ultra? Compare pricing, memory, performance, timing, and professional workloads.
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Apple and Broadcom extended their chip partnership through 2031 as AI hardware demand raises pressure on suppliers, pricing, and device costs.
The post Apple Extends Broadcom Deal Through 2031: What It Means for AI appeared first on TechRepublic.
Apple may skip high-end M6 chips and move Mac Studio to M7 Ultra in 2028, with AI-focused silicon and cooling upgrades ahead.
The post Mac Studio to Get M7 Ultra in 2028 as Apple Skips High-End M6 Chips appeared first on TechRepublic.
Apple raised prices on Macs, iPads, and other devices as AI data center demand drives up memory chip costs across consumer electronics.
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Apple’s reported Mac Studio memory limits could change how developers and IT teams evaluate the desktop for local AI workloads.
The post Apple’s Mac Studio Memory Limits Narrow Its AI Workstation Pitch appeared first on TechRepublic.
Apple may still have more Macs planned for 2026, including the rumored Mac Studio, iMac, Mac mini, and high-end OLED MacBook updates.
The post New Apple Macs Coming in 2026: Everything We Know So Far appeared first on TechRepublic.
Learn what the Mac Studio is, how much it costs, M4 Max vs. M3 Ultra differences, key specs, use cases, limitations, and buying advice.
The post Apple’s Mac Studio Cheat Sheet: Features, Pricing, Specs, and More appeared first on TechRepublic.
Apple’s Mac mini and Mac Studio shortages are fueling M5 refresh rumors, but AI demand and supply constraints may complicate launch timing.
The post Mac Studio 2026: Apple’s Next Desktop Macs May Arrive Later Than Expected appeared first on TechRepublic.
Le truc cool avec un disque de backup, c'est quand vous arrêtez de le sortir du tiroir. Et c'est ce que permet de faire le DATO Ares Q4 (lien affilié) qui se trouve être aimanté et que je peux donc coller direct sur le côté de mon Mac Studio . Je l'ai depuis bientôt un an, et c'est devenu mon disque de Time Machine à résidence.
Il est trop mignon parce qu'il est tout petit, puisqu'il mesure 64 par 64 mm, 12 mm d'épaisseur, et 40 grammes, soit à peine plus gros qu'un bloc de petits Post-it, sauf que dedans y'a 4 To de NVMe en USB4. Les aimants sont prévus pour s'accrocher à un iPhone 15/16/17 Pro façon MagSafe, mais en pratique ils tiennent aussi nickel sur n'importe quelle machine, si vous collez le petit aimant-sticker livré avec.
Après je sais pas si coller un aimant sur un ordinateur c'est le move le plus intelligent que j'ai fait de ma vie mais je l'ai collé y'a 1 an, et ça bouge pas et j'ai aucun souci. Après c'est pas des GROS aimants non plus hein... C'est assez fin et pas très aimanté non plus. Et niveau connectique, c'est livré avec un câble USB-C rikiki de 10 cm.
Côté débits l'USB4 crache du 4000 Mo/s en lecture et 3600 Mo/s en écriture et comme c'est du natif, y'a pas de puce intermédiaire entre le NVMe et le port, donc on est max de ce qu'on peut avoir en vitesse avec ce genre de disque. Par contre, faut un port USB4 ou Thunderbolt 4/5 côté Mac, sinon ça retombe sur de l'USB 3.2 classique. C'est pas dramatique mais ça va 'achement moins vite quand même.
Et comme mon Mac Studio embarque 4 To en interne, c'est pile la taille du DATO que je dédie à ma sauvegarde Time Machine. Le sparsebundle peut donc grossir jusqu'à occuper tout le disque sans que je m'en occupe ! Et comme je ne le remplis jamais à 100%, je suis assez tranquille.
En plus de ce SSD, je fais toujours des backups sur mon NAS Synology avec Carbon Copy Cloner à côté parce que je suis parano et qu'on sait jamais...
Côté chauffe, la surprise est plutôt bonne, il reste froid / tiède même en plein transfert. Alors je suis pas sûr mais je me dis que le boîtier en alu du Mac Studio, joue peut-être un petit rôle de dissipateur thermique mais j'sais pas, peut-être pas... En tout cas, ça chauffe pas quoi.
Ce disque est compatible Mac, PC, Linux, et même iPhone Pro en USB-C comme ça si vous avez besoin de filmer de la 4K ProRes HDR direct sur un SSD plutôt que sur la mémoire interne, c'est possible ! Et il est garanti 5 ans, ce qui est toujours bon à prendre.
Voilà, si ça vous intéresse, le DATO Ares Q4 (lien affilié) est dispo sur Amazon en versions 1 To, 2 To ou 4 To .
The Apple Macintosh is more than 40 years old, but it's still going strong, and its recent success was significant enough that Apple CEO Tim Cook called it out during the company’s earnings call last week. In particular, Cook credited the new low-cost MacBook Neo, which Apple says is attracting a fair number of new Mac buyers rather than simply prompting upgrades from previous customers.
But Cook also noted that the Mac’s success was being held back somewhat by “supply constraints… on several Mac models,” which was exacerbated by “less flexibility in the supply chain” than Apple was used to; the company also expects to pay “significantly higher” prices for RAM than it has been so far. In other words, shortages of everything from RAM to storage to advanced chipmaking capacity are making it harder for Apple to produce as many Macs as it can sell.
Sites that track Apple news currently post multiple times a month about Mac shortages, noting each time Apple removes a Mac mini model from its online store and religiously reporting on shipping estimates for the MacBook Neo. But because those spot checks only account for Apple’s inventory at a moment in time, I did what I sometimes do when I want to back up vibes with empirical data: I made a big spreadsheet (the full thing is here; only a few representative snippets appear in the article below).
Apple reportedly removed several high-memory Mac Studio and Mac mini options as AI demand and memory shortages strain desktop Mac supply.
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Apple says Mac mini and Mac Studio shortages could last months as AI demand, memory costs, and chip constraints pressure supply.
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Apple's Mac mini and Mac Studio desktops have been increasingly difficult to buy over the course of the year—multiple configurations are listed on Apple's site as "currently unavailable," which almost never happens, and others will take weeks or months to ship if you order them today. A top-end version of the Mac Studio with 512GB of RAM was delisted from Apple's store entirely.
Now, the $599 entry-level Mac mini has also been removed from Apple's store. The cheapest Mac mini you can currently order from Apple costs $799, which gets you an M4 chip, 16GB of RAM, and 512GB of storage.
This isn’t technically a price hike; Apple has charged the same amount for these specs since launching the M4 Mac mini in late 2024. But now that the basic model with 256GB of storage has apparently been discontinued, it’s no longer possible to buy a Mac mini for its original $599 starting price unless you can find stock left over at some third-party retailer somewhere.
Apple’s Mac Studio 2026 may be delayed due to supply chain issues and memory shortages, with reports pointing to a later-than-expected release timeline.
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New leaks reveal Apple’s M5 Mac Studio with major performance upgrades, a shifting release timeline, and rising prices. Here’s what we know so far.
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Apple discontinues the Mac Pro, ending its high-end desktop line as it shifts focus to the Mac Studio and Apple silicon-powered systems.
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