Core Viewpoint - Nvidia has released a new video showcasing its next-generation Rubin chip, which boasts a performance increase of 5 times compared to the previous Blackwell chip. The Rubin chip is already in production [1] Group 1 - The Rubin chip's performance is significantly enhanced, being 5 times stronger than the Blackwell chip [1] - Elon Musk indicated that it will take approximately 9 months for the hardware to operate at scale and for the software to function effectively [1]

Core Insights - Apple is set to release a new iPad Pro equipped with the M5 chip in October, as confirmed by an early unboxing by a Russian blogger [1][11] Product Specifications - The new iPad Pro M5 features a 13-inch display in deep space gray, similar in appearance to the current M4 version, with no visible differences in design [3][5] - The M5 version will come standard with 12GB of RAM, an upgrade from the 8GB RAM in the M4 version [7][9] Performance Metrics - Geekbench 6 scores indicate that the M5 chip has a 9-core CPU, with a single-core score of 4133, a multi-core score of 15437, and a GPU score of 74568 [9] - The M5 chip shows a performance improvement of nearly 16% in multi-core CPU scores and approximately 34% in GPU scores compared to the M4 chip [11]