Or just market bundles of Ultra studios for those customers with some niche zero-conf convenience feature as a hook. Only thing is at that point it makes sense

Or just market bundles of Ultra studios for those customers with some niche zero-conf convenience feature as a hook. Only thing is at that point it makes sense to have either a monster PC somewhere out of sight or cloud resources, so whatever hook they come up with would at least need to appear like it usefully alters the workflow, because it's going to be really expensive relative to an out-of-sight PC. It really begs the question of who the Mac Pro is really for anymore? If you need that amount of power you're probably better off with a MacBook and an external compute resource like above, or even just an eGPU (I know, the ARM chips don't support them, but you could just buy used Intel SKUs in a pinch).