If Apple's next MacBook Pro will have 3nm chips, will those chips likely be called M2 or M3?
Why would Apple keep the M2 name for chips made with a 3nm fabrication process when a 5nm chip using the M2 name was released prior?
Why would Apple keep the M2 name for chips made with a 3nm fabrication process when a 5nm chip using the M2 name was released prior?
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