Yes. For legacy support and massive data storage, the Mac Pro M2 Ultra includes two internal Serial ATA (SATA) ports supporting speeds up to 6Gb/s. This is ideal for mounting internal SSDs or HDDs for high-capacity local backups and archives.

The Mac Pro is highly efficient. It has a maximum continuous power rating of 1280W, but typically runs much lower. It includes 300W of auxiliary power internally (via 6-pin and 8-pin connectors) for power-hungry PCIe cards.

It is equipped with eight Thunderbolt 4 ports (six on the back, two on the top/front). It also includes two 10Gb Ethernet ports, two USB-A ports, and two Serial ATA ports (internal) for older drive support.

The M2 Mac Pro can drive up to eight 4K displays at 60Hz, six 6K displays at 60Hz, or three 8K displays at 60Hz simultaneously. It features two HDMI ports that support 4K at 240Hz.

Yes. The Mac Pro remains the only Apple Silicon Mac with internal expansion. It features six open full-length PCIe gen 4 slots (and one half-length slot with the Apple I/O card). These can be used for high-speed networking, pro audio cards, and massive NVMe storage arrays.