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Apple's Mac Pro is dead, apparently for good this time

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Apple has officially discontinued its high-end Mac Pro workstation, a model that has been part of Apple's lineup since 2006. This move signals a significant shift away from traditional expandable workstations towards more integrated systems for developers and tech professionals. Tech watchers should look out for potential replacements or updates in Apple’s professional hardware line.

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