The Apple iMac Pro is powered by the A10 Fusion co-processor

The new model of iMac Pro computers will arrive during December and new reports announce that the new "beauty" of Apple will have an ARM A10 Fusion SoC co-processor, identical to the one used in iPhone and iPad devices.

The co-processor will be an available 512MB of RAM memory and will serve to support voice commands in interaction with the Siri assistant at any time, even when the iMac Pro is unlocked.

This will be the first time Apple uses its own SoC in a Mac computer.

It will also be able to perform operations that will be performed in the background of the operating system even when the computer is stopped, such as synchronization, e-mails and the like.