Apple's M5 chip is its most powerful in a currently available product, but the company is already preparing for the M6, M7 and M8 families. Apple is changing the way it will handle the release of its next flagship M processors going forward, according to a report from Bloomberg's Power On newsletter . Power On author Mark Gurman wrote that in a race to get to its M7 generation of processors, which use neural processing to improve AI performance, Apple will skip some iterations of...
