Updated 54 min ago · first seen 11 Sept 2026
hw_01M293SPJBENVE2X8B2MWJEV5K
- Kind
- soc
- T2 · 54 min ago
- Bandwidth
- 200 GB/s
- T2 · 54 min ago
- Released
- Jan 2023
- T2 · 54 min ago
Specification
- Release date
- Jan 2023
Source:AI Atlas curated registry (YAML, versioned in git, every entry carries its source URL)T2observed 54 min agomedium
- Kind
- soc
Source:AI Atlas curated registry (YAML, versioned in git, every entry carries its source URL)T2observed 54 min agomedium
- Manufacturer
- Apple
Source:AI Atlas curated registry (YAML, versioned in git, every entry carries its source URL)T2observed 54 min agomedium
- Memory bandwidth
- 200 GB/s
Source:AI Atlas curated registry (YAML, versioned in git, every entry carries its source URL)T2observed 54 min agomedium
- Memory
- 16, 32
Source:AI Atlas curated registry (YAML, versioned in git, every entry carries its source URL)T2observed 54 min agomedium
- Runtimes
- mlx, llama.cpp, coreml
Source:AI Atlas curated registry (YAML, versioned in git, every entry carries its source URL)T2observed 54 min agomedium
- Spec sheet
Source:AI Atlas curated registry (YAML, versioned in git, every entry carries its source URL)T2observed 54 min agomedium
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Provenance
Attributed facts
7
Source tiers
T27
Freshest observation
54 min ago
Conflicts
None
Models whose estimated memory footprint fits this device — see estimate method.
No models recorded
- Manufactured by
- Apple
As of
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Claim history · Memory bandwidth
Memory bandwidthmemory_bandwidth_gbs1
| Value | Valid from → to | Status | Source | Confidence | Extractor |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 200 GB/s | → current | current | AI Atlas curated registry (YAML, versioned in git, every entry carries its source URL)T2 | medium | curated |
Claims are temporal and append-only: a new observation closes the previous claim (valid_to) instead of overwriting it. Conflicting claims from different sources are kept side by side and flagged — never averaged. Methodology →
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