← Back to context Comment by porphyra 2 months ago Imagine if they bring back the Mac Pro with 768GB of ram to compete with the $100k DGX Station. 4 comments porphyra Reply matt-p 2 months ago A very good idea, the Mac Pro also had a rack mount option didn't it? That would be the kind of thing you could sell as many as you could make. bigyabai 2 months ago > That would be the kind of thing you could sell as many as you could make.People said that about the M1 Ultra Mac Pro, a few years before it was discontinued. I don't think there are many HPC customers looking at Apple hardware. newsclues 2 months ago The timing of the demise of the Mac Pro has been about as bad as the Steam Machine launch timing. icedchai 2 months ago You mean the Mac Pro that was still on the M2 and hadn't been updated for 3+ years?
matt-p 2 months ago A very good idea, the Mac Pro also had a rack mount option didn't it? That would be the kind of thing you could sell as many as you could make. bigyabai 2 months ago > That would be the kind of thing you could sell as many as you could make.People said that about the M1 Ultra Mac Pro, a few years before it was discontinued. I don't think there are many HPC customers looking at Apple hardware.
bigyabai 2 months ago > That would be the kind of thing you could sell as many as you could make.People said that about the M1 Ultra Mac Pro, a few years before it was discontinued. I don't think there are many HPC customers looking at Apple hardware.
newsclues 2 months ago The timing of the demise of the Mac Pro has been about as bad as the Steam Machine launch timing. icedchai 2 months ago You mean the Mac Pro that was still on the M2 and hadn't been updated for 3+ years?
icedchai 2 months ago You mean the Mac Pro that was still on the M2 and hadn't been updated for 3+ years?
A very good idea, the Mac Pro also had a rack mount option didn't it? That would be the kind of thing you could sell as many as you could make.
> That would be the kind of thing you could sell as many as you could make.
People said that about the M1 Ultra Mac Pro, a few years before it was discontinued. I don't think there are many HPC customers looking at Apple hardware.
The timing of the demise of the Mac Pro has been about as bad as the Steam Machine launch timing.
You mean the Mac Pro that was still on the M2 and hadn't been updated for 3+ years?