There are definitely risks, but I do want to gently re-iterate that we're not blind to them. About the only thing that Apple could do that would render this ch

There are definitely risks, but I do want to gently re-iterate that we're not blind to them. About the only thing that Apple could do that would render this chassis obsolete is to substantially change the exterior dimensions of the Mac Pro. Obviously if it's a different shape, we would have to adjust things. If they kept the same shape but modified it somehow, the only dimensional change that would be truly tough to accommodate is an increase to circumference. This is the dimension with the least wiggle room built-in, and it would cause some headache. We would probably have to sacrifice some density by removing 1 chassis from the rack. Otherwise, changes to ports or minor adjustments to the length of the chassis can all be accommodated for in this chassis design.