Apple has updated the specifications or technical details of the latest iPad Air model using the M2 chip. Initially, Apple stated that the M2 chip has a 10-core GPU, but the recent information has been revised to 9 cores.
As of the time of this report, the English spec sheet indicates a 9-core GPU, while the Thai spec sheet indicates 10 cores. Additionally, the English language support document mentions 10 cores.
Apple has not explained the reason for the change, and looking back at previous Apple products using the M2 chip, the MacBook Air had options for an 8 or 10-core GPU, and the iPad Pro had a 10-core GPU. This is the first instance of seeing the M2 chip with a 9-core GPU configuration.
Source: 9to5Mac
TLDR: Apple has updated the tech specs of the latest iPad Air model with the M2 chip, changing the number of GPU cores from 10 to 9 without explanation. This differs from previous M2 chip products like the MacBook Air and iPad Pro, which had 8 or 10-core GPUs.
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