Overview
- Apple's U.S. online store, which reflected changes Saturday, now lists Mac mini with 32 GB or 64 GB RAM and Mac Studio with 128 GB or 256 GB RAM as “Currently Unavailable.”
- Other versions still sell, though Mac Studio with M3 Ultra now quotes at least five weeks for delivery and many Mac mini builds show waits of one to three months.
- Industry reporting links the stockouts to a tight DRAM market driven by AI servers that consume large memory modules.
- Memory prices have only started to steady and remain well above usual levels, so lead times may not ease soon.
- Some outlets speculate that Apple could roll out M5‑based updates as soon as WWDC, but no desktop refresh has been announced.