Apple today launched its next-gen iPad Pro models featuring its new M5 chip that promises a significant performance boost, especially for AI workloads.The Latest Tech News, Delivered to Your Inbox

People counting how many devices Apple is likely to sell this year are likely focused on the latest iPhones. But the company has plenty of other new devices to sell you—and investors may be looking past the latest unboxings.

Apple recenlty launched a new array of devices powered by the M5 chip -- which, as per benchmarks -- matches the performance of Apple's M1 Ultra chip.

The M5 processor is the heart of the announcements today, as it powers all the new Apple hardware. It's built on the 3-nanometer process, with a 10-core GPU and a neural accelerator in each core, which Apple claims improves performance in GPU-based AI workloads and provides four times the peak GPU compute performance over the M4 chip.

Apple is positioning this as the top tablet to buy if you're looking to use AI tools like image-generation apps.

Apple shares hit record highs after Loop Capital upgrades to buy, citing strong iPhone 17 demand and a $315 price target with long-term growth potential.

Apple's new Liquid Glass interface replaces many of the iPhone’s familiar buttons and menus with versions that are translucent and show animations while the user navigates their apps.

There are enough improvements and new features in the Apple Watch Series 11, Samsung Galaxy Watch8 and Pixel Watch 4 to entice you to kick the tires.

Apple’s reported deal for computer vision startup Prompt AI underscores its focus on acquiring small A.I. teams to fuel future innovation.

Apple says Netflix’s "Drive to Survive" will continue unchanged as it becomes F1’s exclusive US broadcaster from 2026

Other upgrades include Apple’s C1X cellular modem with up to 50% faster cellular data performance and the N1 chip for Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, and Thread connectivity. Additionally, the new iPad Pro has faster storage read and write speeds and faster charging of up to 50% in around 30 minutes.

Shares of Apple Inc. (NASDAQ:AAPL) suppliers soared across Asia after strong early data showed the iPhone 17 series outperforming its predecessor in both China and the U.S. The iPhone 17 lineup sold about 14% more