Alex Finn

Mac Mini and Mac Studio machines are selling out as developers discover they can run large language models locally at near-frontier quality. Running Qwen3.5 on a Mac Studio enables 24/7 AI coding assistance with no rate limits or token costs. Apple's ongoing performance optimizations and the upcoming M5 Ultra are expected to further accelerate local AI adoption on consumer hardware.

Mac Minis sold out everywhere. Mac Studios sold out everywhere

Its obvious whats happening right now

People are realizing you can run Opus level intelligence locally on a single Mac Studio. 

I'm doing it right now. Qwen3.5 has been coding for me quite literally for 24 hours straight. No interruptions or rate limits. $248 in token savings

Apple releasing updates to make this faster and more efficient nonstop

People don't want to build computers part by part. They want to buy one beautiful computer, turn it on, load super intelligence, plug it into OpenClaw and change their lives

M5 Ultra will only accelerate this

It's that simple

And as more people realize this, the more unobtainable these computers will get

The future has arrived. People are only just starting to realize it

<p>Mac Minis sold out everywhere. Mac Studios sold out everywhere

Its obvious whats happening right now

People are realizing you can run Opus level intelligence locally on a single Mac Studio. 

I'm doing it right now. Qwen3.5 has been coding for me quite literally for 24 hours straight. No interruptions or rate limits. $248 in token savings

Apple releasing updates to make this faster and more efficient nonstop

People don't want to build computers part by part. They want to buy one beautiful computer, turn it on, load super intelligence, plug it into OpenClaw and change their lives

M5 Ultra will only accelerate this

It's that simple

And as more people realize this, the more unobtainable these computers will get

The future has arrived. People are only just starting to realize it</p>

A retweet suggesting Mac Minis and Mac Studios are sold out everywhere, implying a surge in demand for Apple Silicon Macs, likely driven by people switching from other platforms or upgrading.