I think it does. Apple wants people to use and support the Mac with software. That means that people need development hardware, here for running automated tests

I think it does. Apple wants people to use and support the Mac with software. That means that people need development hardware, here for running automated tests. Even if Apple isn't selling server hardware to end users (what I think would be great if they did), they should have some offerings for commercial vendors like here, Microsoft. At minimum, you should be able to order just the motherboards of a Mini, ideally, they would make slightly optimized versions of this.