Apple silicon hosting
Mac Studio hosting, in a real data centre.
Run Mac Studios for AI, builds and rendering at Yotta in Navi Mumbai or Greater Noida. We rack them, power them, network them and keep a person on hand.
- Unified memory
- Up to 512 GB (M3 Ultra)
- Memory bandwidth
- 819 GB/s
- Max continuous power
- 480 W
- Sites
- Yotta NM1 · Yotta D1
What teams run
Why Mac Studios belong in a rack.
- Large models in unified memory
- Up to 512 GB shared by CPU and GPU lets one machine hold models that would need several GPUs.
- MLX and on-device AI
- Develop and serve with Apple’s MLX, Core ML and llama.cpp on the hardware your apps target.
- iOS and macOS builds
- Always-on build and test machines for Xcode pipelines, reachable from your CI.
- Rendering and media
- Final Cut, DaVinci Resolve and 3D work on dedicated machines your team reaches remotely.
- Rack shelf placement
- Several Mac Studios share one shelf, cabled to the rack’s power and network.
- Network
- Wired uplinks, static IPs and access via VPN or your own remote-access tools.
- Remote hands
- Power cycles, cable checks, swaps and console access when a machine needs a person.
- Clusters
- Machines placed side by side, so you can link them for distributed MLX work.
Network
Wired, not Wi-Fi.
Every Mac Studio gets a wired uplink and a fixed address, so it’s reachable from your CI, your VPN or your team, all the time.
Questions
Can I host a Mac Studio in a data centre in India?
Yes. We place Mac Studios on rack shelves at Yotta in Navi Mumbai or Greater Noida, with power, network and remote hands.
How much power does a Mac Studio use?
Apple rates the M3 Ultra Mac Studio at 480 W maximum continuous. Typical draw is far lower, so many fit in one rack.
Why a Mac Studio for AI?
Unified memory. An M3 Ultra with 512 GB can load models that would otherwise need several data-centre GPUs, at a fraction of the power.
Can you supply the Mac Studios?
Yes. We can source the machines and deliver them straight to the rack.
