Up to 128GB unified memory: Apple's first touch-enabled MacBook Pro can run billions-of-parameter AI models locally
Apple today (October 29) launched its first touch-enabled MacBook Pro featuring the PROLED XDR display. A key highlight is up to 128GB of unified memory, enabling the M5 Max chip version to run large language models with billions of parameters locally.
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