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New Low‑Latency Clustering Feature in macOS 26.2

In macOS 26.2, which will be released soon, Apple is introducing a new low‑latency feature that lets you cluster several Macs together using Thunderbolt 5 at up to 80 Gb/s. Among other potential use‑cases, this feature may prove to be handy for AI developers and researchers looking to run massive workloads across multiple machines.

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New Low‑Latency Clustering Feature in macOS 26.2

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