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Apple's iMac with M6 arrives promising a 'huge leap' in AI performance

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It offers more cores and more performance per core than the iMac M5. 

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After unveiling a new iPad mini yesterday, Apple is continuing its staggered "Pro and Tell" product release with the launch of its latest iMac model. Powered by Apple's shiny new M6 processors, it promises a "major boost" in performance and AI capabilities thanks to extra CPU and GPU cores, along with Neural Accelerators in each core. 

The M6 first arrived in the Mac Mini and Mac Studio, but it's now available in Apple's entry-level desktop machine. As we saw before, the M6 chip offers not only more performance per core, but more cores in total with up to a 12-core CPU, 12-core GPU and Dual 16-core Neural Engine. That processor will make the iMac twice as fast for graphics performance compared to the iMac M4 for intensive tasks like photo editing and gaming, Apple said. 

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