# On-Device AI

Apple's new 14-inch MacBook Pro runs on the M6 chip, whose 12-core CPU and 12-core GPU each add two cores over the previous design, with a Neural Accelerator inside every GPU core. Apple compares it with the M5: the 12-core GPU is up to 25% faster on on-device AI workloads such as LLM prompt processing, up to 30% faster in graphics, and the dual 16-core Neural Engine up to 1.9x faster. For M1 upgraders, Apple cites up to 11x graphics and up to 13x AI gains, plus up to 24 hours of battery life; pre-orders open October 28, sales November 6.

Apple's new 14-inch MacBook Pro runs on the M6 chip, whose 12-core CPU and 12-core GPU each add two cores over the previous design, with a Neural Accelerator inside every GPU core. Apple compares it with the M5: the 12-core GPU is up to 25% faster on on-device AI workloads such as LLM prompt processing, up to 30% faster in graphics, and the dual 16-core Neural Engine up to 1.9x faster. For M1 upgraders, Apple cites up to 11x graphics and up to 13x AI gains, plus up to 24 hours of battery life; pre-orders open October 28, sales November 6.