Stefan Mileschin

For the car, which never was

The Tame Apple Press, which has been hyping Jobs’ Mob’s car vapourware for nearly a decade, continues to spout column inches on Project Titan, claiming it was still worthwhile.

Bloomberg's Mark Gurman claims that while the car was abandoned, some chip technology Jobs’ Mob developed for it is still around. This chip, which Gurman claims is “nearly done and dusted”, is supposedly as powerful as four M2 Ultras tied together with masking tape (we are paraphrasing).

But let's stay focused on Apple's fairy tales. The M2 Ultra, the arrhythmic heart of the Mac Pro and the Mac Studio's beefiest model, might boast a 24-core CPU, a 76-core GPU, and a 32-core Neural Engine, but who needs that for a car? Even Tesla's Full Self-Driving chip, with its modest 12 ARM CPUs, seems like a child's toy compared to Apple's grandiose claims of 134 billion transistors.

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