It is reported that the new Mac Pro design with Apple Silicon remains unchanged and does not support users to upgrade memory.

CTOnews.com Bloomberg's Mark Gurman revealed in his latest Power On newsletter that Apple's upcoming Mac Pro is the last product to transition to Apple's Silicon chips and will feature the same design as the 2019 Mac Pro. Unlike the current Intel-based Mac Pro, the upcoming model doesn't support users upgrading memory.

Gulman said: "Another disappointing issue is that the new Mac Pro will look exactly the same as the 2019 model. It will also lack a key feature of the Intel version: user-upgradable memory. This is because the memory is connected directly to the motherboard of the M2 Ultra. However, there are two SSD storage slots. "

CTOnews.com has learned that Gulman has revealed that Apple has cancelled plans to launch a high-end Apple Silicon Mac Pro with 48 CPU cores and 152 GPU cores due to its high cost and very niche market.