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Apple May Take "Several Months" to Catch up to Mac Mini and Studio Demand

Apple said limited advanced-node and memory supply, plus stronger-than-expected demand, will keep many Mac mini and Mac Studio models out of stock for months.

  • On Thursday, Apple CEO Tim Cook told analysts that demand for Mac Mini and Mac Studio devices is "off the charts," with supply shortages expected to last "several months."
  • Cook attributed the shortages to unexpectedly high demand for AI and agentic tools; Mac Minis became popular for running OpenClaw after the company "under-called the demand."
  • Apple reported $8.4 billion in Mac revenue, beating Wall Street expectations, while enterprise customers including Perplexity and Kansas City Public Schools increasingly adopted the platform.
  • Production is constrained by limited availability of advanced nodes for Apple Silicon chips, preventing the company from reaching supply-demand balance on these machines.
  • As Cook prepares to transition out of the CEO role later this year, Apple is exploring "several options" to mitigate rising component memory pricing.
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MacRumors broke the news in United States on Thursday, April 30, 2026.
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