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Digitimes August 26, 2026 By DIGITIMES neutral

Apple gives 2nm debut to Mac, not iPhone: M6 leads TSMC node transition

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Apple on Aug. 25 introduced M6 in a new Mac mini and M5 Ultra in a new Mac Studio, framing both chips around AI compute and memory bandwidth rather than conventional CPU headline numbers. The more consequential detail is that M6 is Apple's first 2-nanometer part — putting a Mac, not an iPhone, at the front of the node transition.
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