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MacWeb Boosts Developer Options with New M4 Mac mini Cloud Services

Developers now have even more options to access powerful Mac mini hardware for software engineering thanks to expansions from cloud service providers like MacWeb. The outfit now offers M4 and M4 Pro configurations of Apple's small form-factor PC, which can significantly enhance the process of building and testing applications or AI models without requiring hefty capital investments in physical devices.
By Blip Tech 1 min read

Cloud service MacWeb has launched new options for developers to use its M4 Mac mini configurations on demand for building and testing applications. The company offers three different configurations: Base M4 ($99/month), Power M4 Pro ($199/month) with 12-core CPU and 24GB RAM, Ultimate M4 Pro ($299/month) with 14-core CPU and 64GB RAM.

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