The new chip is built on a second-generation three-nanometer process, enhancing both power efficiency and speed with four performance cores, six efficiency cores, and a 10-core GPU for considerable speed improvements.
Apple's shift in strategy with the M4 chipset launch alongside the new iPad Pro indicates a move towards highlighting hardware improvements ahead of WWDC's software-focused announcements next month.
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