Multiple new Mac Studio units can be grouped together via Thunderbolt 5 and RDMA (remote direct memory access), creating a shared memory pool for running larger AI models.
If four Mac Studio systems are grouped together, Apple claims they can deliver AI inference 3x faster than running the same task on a single system, with the shared memory pool helping to load the largest and most demanding open frontier-class models available today.
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