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Matthew Pulsipher

Infrastructure Product Manager at MacStadium

Matthew Pulsipher is the Infrastructure Product Manager at MacStadium, a leading Mac cloud provider.1 He is responsible for infrastructure Mac hardware products at the company, overseeing both the Macs and related infrastructure.1

With over 10 years of experience in product management and solutions architecture, Matthew is known for his expertise in the field.13 He has a strong background in management information systems and is described as having a natural curiosity and ability to learn quickly, often becoming a subject matter expert on new projects.3

In his role at MacStadium, Matthew focuses on delivering scalable and secure enterprise cloud solutions for macOS.1 He works with game developers and other clients to support their unique requirements for app development on Apple devices.1

Matthew joined MacStadium in May 2023.2 Prior to this, he has worked for companies such as DVIGear, Brigham Young University, and General Motors.2

Based in Atlanta, GA, Matthew is active on social media platforms like LinkedIn and Twitter (X).56 He frequently shares insights about build improvements and other topics related to his work in infrastructure and product management.4

For those interested in connecting with Matthew professionally, he can be reached through LinkedIn or by contacting MacStadium directly.13

Highlights

Jun 12 · linkedin

It's remarkable how vertically integrated Apple's AI strategy is. They own everything from the base model, to the chips running it, the OSes hosting it, the servers running it, the clients connecting to it (and running it locally), and likely the hardware used for training. Complete sovereignty, with no dependence on GPU manufacturers or other competing suppliers.

Mar 4 · linkedin

I’m curious as to whether Apple will skip the M3 for the Mac mini this generation, as most of the improvements are tied to efficiency and performance improvements in lower-end models, with the M3 Pro being only slightly faster than the M2 Pro. Apple has done this over the last few years with various products (such as the iMac with M1), most likely to better manage their supply chain. The iPad Air remains the only device left with M1, while Vision Pro and the iPad Pro continue to ship with M2 chips. While I’m not sure if Apple will announce a Mac mini with M3, I do think they will release a new Mac Studio later this year, as the M3 Max is a substantial upgrade to the M2 Max, leaving great potential for M3 Ultra.

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Marietta, Georgia, United States