It’s been over 400 days since Apple SVP John Ternus said ‘Mac Pro’ is ‘for another day’<div class="feat-image">
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<p>Turns out John Ternus wasn’t kidding when he
said “that leaves just one more product to go: Mac Pro, but that’s for another day”. Ternus, Apple’s senior vice president of hardware engineering, had just unveiled the Mac Studio, the most powerful Apple silicon machine at the time. The line served to reassure Mac Pro customers that the best was yet to come.</p>
<p>More than a year later, however, a Mac Pro running on Apple Silicon is still yet to come. The wait is compounded by the fact that the current Mac Pro running on Intel Xeon chips was introduced in 2019, and that machine was the long-awaited
course correction for the 2013 Mac Pro.</p>
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It’s been over 400 days since Apple SVP John Ternus said ‘Mac Pro’ is ‘for another day’
