After a three-year transition, the move from Intel Macs to Apple silicon-powered machines is now complete after the Mac Pro finally made the switch at WWDC 2023 on June 5. The new Mac Pro sports an M2 Ultra chip, and it's already shaping up to be something of a speed demon.
That's according to early benchmark tests that appear to have put the new M2 Ultra Mac Pro through its paces, using the Geekbench benchmarking system as a method of performance testing. In those benchmarks, the M2 Ultra performed admirably, and it's worth remembering that this same chip is also available in the cheaper M2 Ultra Mac Studio, too.
