I’ve, once again, given this device to a host of professionals on The Verge’s team, and the reactions I saw couldn’t be more different from those we saw in 2020. They were impressed. For their workloads, it’s faster than anything they’ve ever used. It’s changed what they can do.
Source: Apple Mac Studio review: finally, an article by Monica Chin.
The Studio reminds me of a few Macs we’ve seen before—it’s sort of a trashcan Mac Pro by way of the PowerMac G4 Cube. It borrows elements of the Mac Pro and the Mac mini, but it replaces neither. It’s both a glimpse at what is possible now that Apple is leaving the Intel era behind, and yet another recommitment to the Mac as a powerful and flexible platform for getting work done.
Source: Review: The Mac Studio shows us exactly why Apple left Intel behind, an article by Andrew Cunningham.
This post is the first part of our series "The great Python dataframe showdown", where we set to uncover powerful Python libraries to work with dataframes other than pandas that are less widespread but interesting and useful.
Source: The great Python dataframe showdown, part 1: Demystifying Apache Arrow, an article by Juan Luis Cano.