US EditionM5 Pro Didn’t Show Up In The Latest iOS 26.3 Beta Because It Is A Rebranded M5 Max Using A Single Chip Design, Thanks To TSMC’s 2.5D Technology
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The clues from the latest iOS 26.3 beta have injected new momentum into the discussion surrounding Apple's upcoming M5 chip generation. While clear references to the M5 Max and M5 Ultra can already be found in the system files, the M5 Pro is completely absent. This omission is unusual, as Apple has historically always presented the Pro version as a clearly defined intermediate model […] Source
M5 Pro Didn’t Show Up In The Latest iOS 26.3 Beta Because It Is A Rebranded M5 Max Using A Single Chip Design, Thanks To TSMC’s 2.5D Technology
Apple continues to keep us in suspense as the M5 Pro and M5 Max launches remain in limbo, with the only concrete details available to us being that these chipsets will arrive in the first half of 2026. Recently, evidence of only the M5 Max and M5 Ultra was referenced in iOS 26.3 Beta, with the M5 Pro strangely missing. This led us to believe that Apple may add it later in the code, but one YouTuber had an ‘Eureka’ moment when he said that the ‘m…
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