Apple M1 Max

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ARM-based processor Apple silicon system on a chip

Apple M1 Max is a high-performance Apple Silicon system-on-a-chip designed for professional Mac laptops and desktops, featuring significantly expanded CPU, GPU, and memory capabilities over earlier M1 variants.

Statements (49)

Predicate	Object
instanceOf	ARM-based processor → Apple silicon → system on a chip →
announcementDate	2021-10-18 →
architecture	ARM64 →
cpuCoreCount	10 →
designedFor	desktop systems → high-performance laptops → professional workloads →
developer	Apple Inc. →
efficiencyCoreCount	2 →
family	Apple M1 →
foundry	TSMC →
gpuCoreCount	24 → 32 →
hasComponent	CPU → GPU → Neural engine → Secure Enclave → Thunderbolt controller → media engine →
ISA	ARMv8-A →
launchEvent	Apple Unleashed event →
manufacturer	Apple Inc. →
maxUnifiedMemory	64 GB →
memoryArchitecture	unified memory architecture →
memoryBandwidth	400 GB/s →
neuralEngineCoreCount	16 →
neuralEngineType	Apple Neural Engine →
packageType	system in package →
performanceCoreCount	8 →
predecessor	Apple M1 → Apple M1 Pro →
processNode	5 nm →
successor	Apple M2 Max →
supportsHardwareDecoding	H.264 → HEVC → ProRes → ProRes RAW →
supportsHardwareEncoding	H.264 → HEVC → ProRes → ProRes RAW →
targetDevice	Mac Studio (2022) → MacBook Pro (14-inch, 2021) → MacBook Pro (16-inch, 2021) →
transistorCount	57000000000 →
unifiedMemoryBusWidth	512-bit →
unifiedMemoryType	LPDDR5 →

Referenced by (10)

Subject (surface form when different)	Predicate
Apple M-series → Apple silicon →	includesModel
Apple M1 Ultra → Apple M2 Max →	predecessor
Firestorm → Icestorm →	usedIn
Mac Studio →	initialChipOption
Rosetta 2 →	runsOn
Apple M1 →	successor
MacBook Pro →	usesProcessorSeries