Twitter user @_orangera1n found on Apple servers mentions of unreleased processors. Among them came across A19, M5 Pro, M5 Max and M5 Ultra.
The data is found on the Tatsu Subscription Server (TSS), which contains firmware files that expose certificates called APTickets. Assuming the evolution of unreleased ApChipIDs, TSS requests have been generated for every possible ID. The ones that didn’t return an invalid id lost to an unreleased chip.
ApChipIDs detected include 0x8130 for the A19 chip, and 0x6050, 0x6051, and 0x6052 for the M5 Pro, M5 Max, and M5 Ultra, respectively.
A19 and M5 chips found on Apple Backend server
References to Apple’s “A19” and “M5” silicon chips have been found in Apple’s official code. …
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