Stefan Mileschin

18 percent faster CPU, 35 percent faster GPU

During its WWDC 2022 event, Apple announced the M2 chip, a successor to the M1, and the SoC that will be a part of the new MacBook Air and the new 13-inch MacBook Pro.

Built on a 2nd generation 5nm manufacturing process, the M2 is pretty much an updated M1 chip, but, according to Apple, packs 25 percent more transistors compared to the M1 chip. While numbers do not add, since the M1 chip packed around 16 billion transistors and the M2 one goes over 20 billion, we'll have to take Apple's word for it.

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