Report: Apple to skip M6 Pro/Max chips, fast-track M7 for local AI

Macworld
Jun 25, 2026, 1:55 pm175 pts
Macworld Apple’s M-series release cadence has been very predictable so far. According to a new report from Mark Gurman at Bloomberg, that’s about to change, and it’s all about getting more powerful products to market sooner. Here’s how it works now. First, Apple launches a standard low-end M chip (M4, or M5,…

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