Apple Kills the Mac Pro With No Plans to Bring It Back
Apple confirms it's discontinuing the Mac Pro entirely, with no successor hardware in the pipeline.
The Mac Pro is dead. Apple confirmed to 9to5Mac that it's pulling the plug on its most powerful desktop machine — and it's not coming back.
The company said it has no plans to offer future Mac Pro hardware. The product's buy page was removed from Apple's website Thursday afternoon, marking the official end of a line that once defined professional computing for creatives and power users.
This is a significant shift. The Mac Pro has been Apple's flagship workstation for decades, surviving multiple redesigns — from the iconic cheese grater tower to the controversial 2013 trash can cylinder to the 2019 tower revival.
Apple offered no detailed explanation for the decision. The move signals the company believes its other Mac hardware — likely the Mac Studio and MacBook Pro lines — can now serve even its most demanding professional users.