Apple Warns Mac mini, Mac Studio Shortages Could Last Months
Apple warns that Mac mini and Mac Studio shortages may last months due to high demand driven by artificial intelligence workloads and supply chain constraints. The company reported $111.2 billion in revenue, driven largely by iPhone sales and services growth.
Apple says Mac mini and Mac Studio shortages could last months as demand driven by artificial intelligence workloads outpaces supply. CEO Tim Cook stated that the machines may take several months to reach supply-demand balance. The surge in demand is tied to growing interest in running AI systems locally on personal machines. Apple's desktop systems have become attractive for AI workloads due to their unified memory architecture. The company is facing supply chain challenges, including constraints around advanced chip manufacturing and memory components. Apple reported $111.2 billion in revenue, driven largely by iPhone sales and services growth.
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