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Gurman: New Mac Studio delayed to October

Mark Gurman reports the new Mac Studio refresh may slip to October due to supply constraints. Current models face stock shortages while Apple prioritizes laptops.

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Mark Gurman reports Apple delays the new Mac Studio to October. Supply chain shortages in memory and storage, plus prioritization of laptop shipments, push back the likely M5 update from mid-year. Current M3 Ultra and M4 Max models face long shipping delays and stockouts. This counters speculation of a pre-WWDC release.

Mark Gurman reports in his Bloomberg newsletter that Apple's new generation Mac Studio may not arrive until October.

The current Mac Studio comes in M3 Ultra and M4 Max configurations, facing long shipping delays with several models out of stock.

Supply chain constraints hinder the likely M5-powered update. Apple targeted a mid-year release, now pushed back several months amid industry-wide memory and storage shortages.

Apple prioritizes laptop shipments, leaving desktop Macs like Mac mini and Studio back-ordered by at least a month, with some unavailable.

Gurman's reporting counters speculation of an imminent M5 Mac Studio, urging users to reset expectations for a pre-WWDC June announcement.
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