Apple reportedly working on M3 chip for Mac devices

Apple reportedly working on Silicon M3 chip for Mac devices

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Apple recently announced its new Apple Silicon M2 chipset and launched a couple of MacBooks powered by this new processor.

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Now, Mark Gurman has revealed in Bloomberg’s Power On newsletter that Apple has already started working on the next-generation M3 chip.

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Along with the release timeline for M3 chip, he has also said that new chip will power four Mac devices next year — 13" & 15" MacBook Air, and a new iMac.

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There’s also a 12" MacBook but the device is still in early development and not much is known about it.

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Before launching M3 chip, Apple is expected to launch a few more M2-series chips this year, which could include M2 Pro, M2 Max, M2 Ultra, and M2 Extreme.

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Currently, there’s no info available about the M3 chip but it is likely to be manufactured by Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company.

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