If You’re Struggling to Find a MacBook Air Right Now, This Is Probably Why
THE SO WHAT
If MacBook Air supply is being pulled into AI-adjacent demand — whether for labs, dev fleets, or education — expect more consumer hardware volatility as OEMs prioritize higher-margin or strategic buyers. If your org standardizes on specific SKUs, treat laptops more like constrained infra and pre-commit inventory instead of relying on just-in-time retail.
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