Apple has a Mac mini ready, and it may be Tim Cook’s last product
THE SO WHAT
If the next Mac mini and OLED iPad mini are among the last products under Tim Cook, expect Apple to lock in its current silicon and form-factor bets before any leadership transition narrative takes hold. For IT and developers, this likely means continuity — not disruption — in the Mac mini as a staple for CI, labs, and edge deployments over the next cycle.
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