Rent a Mac cluster in cloud.
Four or ten dedicated Mac mini M4 Pro nodes linked by a private 80Gbps network in our Malaysia data center. Run parallel builds, test farms, render queues and distributed AI work on real Apple silicon.
Parallel Xcode builds
Device and UI test farms
Render queues
Distributed AI workloads
Mac cluster: dedicated nodes joined by a private network, hosted in Server Gigabit’s Malaysia data center.
No shared hardware, no virtual machines
Nodes connect inside the data center
Plus DeskIn for a full desktop
Low latency across SEA
Choose your Mac cluster size
Server Gigabit rents dedicated Mac clusters hosted in Malaysia, built from Mac mini M4 Pro nodes. Choose a 4-node cluster at $1,200 per month or a 10-node cluster at $3,000 per month, with a static or dynamic IP on every node. Clusters are available on 6-month and 12-month terms.
Cluster 4
Four dedicated nodes for small build farms and parallel testing.
Subscription term
billed for the 6-month term, total $7,200
billed for the 12-month term, total $14,400
IP address
Residential dynamic IP: an address from home-style ranges that can change. Good for geo-testing, rotating exit points and traffic that should look like a normal home user.
Static IP: one fixed address that stays the same for as long as you rent. Good for CI/CD runners, firewall allowlists, DNS and code signing.
✓ 4 Mac mini M4 Pro nodes
✓ 56 CPU cores combined (14 per node)
✓ 80 GPU cores combined (20 per node)
✓ 64 Neural Engine cores combined (16 per node)
✓ 256GB unified memory combined (64GB per node)
✓ 4TB SSD storage combined (1TB per node)
✓ 1 dynamic IP address per node
✓ 10Gbps internet connection
✓ 80Gbps private Thunderbolt 5 network between nodes
✓ Root SSH, DeskIn and Apple Remote Desktop on every node
✓ Setup time confirmed by our team
✓ Hosted in Server Gigabit Malaysia data center
Your plan: Cluster 4, 6-month term, Dynamic IP, $1,200 per month
Cluster 10
Maximum power
Ten dedicated nodes for busy pipelines, render queues and AI workloads.
Subscription term
billed for the 6-month term, total $18,000
billed for the 12-month term, total $36,000
IP address
Residential dynamic IP: an address from home-style ranges that can change. Good for geo-testing, rotating exit points and traffic that should look like a normal home user.
Static IP: one fixed address that stays the same for as long as you rent. Good for CI/CD runners, firewall allowlists, DNS and code signing.
✓ 10 Mac mini M4 Pro nodes
✓ 140 CPU cores combined (14 per node)
✓ 200 GPU cores combined (20 per node)
✓ 160 Neural Engine cores combined (16 per node)
✓ 640GB unified memory combined (64GB per node)
✓ 10TB SSD storage combined (1TB per node)
✓ 1 dynamic IP address per node
✓ 10Gbps internet connection
✓ 80Gbps private Thunderbolt 5 network between nodes
✓ Root SSH, DeskIn and Apple Remote Desktop on every node
✓ Setup time confirmed by our team
✓ Hosted in Server Gigabit Malaysia data center
Your plan: Cluster 10, 6-month term, Dynamic IP, $3,000 per month
Prices in USD per month for the whole cluster, on a 6-month or 12-month term. Every plan includes root SSH, DeskIn and Apple Remote Desktop access on every node, full admin rights and 24/7 support.
Mac cluster sizes compared
Specification
Cluster 4
Cluster 10
CPU cores combined
One Mac or a cluster?
A single Mac is simpler. A cluster pays off when work can be split into jobs that run side by side.
One dedicated Mac
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Questions about renting a Mac cluster
Can’t find what you need? Our team can walk you through cluster sizes, IP options and setup timelines.
What is a Mac cluster at Server Gigabit?
A Mac cluster is a group of dedicated Mac mini M4 Pro machines that you rent together, hosted in Server Gigabit’s Malaysia data center and joined by a private network. Each node is real hardware that only you use.
Which cluster sizes can I rent?
There are two sizes: 4 nodes and 10 nodes. Every node is a Mac mini M4 Pro with a 14-core CPU, 20-core GPU, 16-core Neural Engine, 64GB of unified memory and 1TB of SSD storage.
Is a cluster one big Mac?
No. Each node is a separate Mac with its own memory and storage. Your software or job scheduler decides how work is split across the nodes, for example parallel builds, test runs or distributed AI tasks.
How fast is the network?
The nodes talk to each other over a private 80Gbps Thunderbolt 5 network, and the cluster has a 10Gbps internet connection. Traffic between nodes does not travel over the public internet.
How much does it cost to rent a Mac cluster?
A 4-node cluster costs $1,200 per month and a 10-node cluster costs $3,000 per month. Clusters are offered on 6-month and 12-month terms only, and the price is the same for static and dynamic IP.
What is the difference between a static IP and a residential dynamic IP?
A static IP is a single fixed address that stays with your machine for the whole rental. A residential dynamic IP comes from home-style address ranges and can change over time.
Which IP type should I choose?
Pick static if other systems need to recognise your Mac by a stable address, for example CI/CD runners, firewall allowlists, DNS or code signing. Pick residential dynamic for geo-testing, rotating exit points or traffic that should resemble an ordinary home connection.
How do I connect to the nodes?
Every node supports root SSH for the command line, plus DeskIn and Apple Remote Desktop for a full macOS desktop session. Server Gigabit sends the connection details for each node once the cluster is ready.
How long does it take to set up a Mac cluster?
Each cluster is built and networked to order, so delivery time depends on the cluster size and current stock. Contact the Server Gigabit team and we will confirm the setup timeline before you commit.
Do you offer refunds?
No. All Mac cluster rentals are non-refundable. Payments are not returned once an order is placed, including if you cancel or stop using the cluster before the billing period ends. Please check your cluster size and IP type before you order, and contact the Server Gigabit team if you have questions.
Rent your Mac cluster today
Choose a 4-node or 10-node cluster, pick an IP type, talk to our team, and run your work on dedicated Apple silicon in Malaysia.