At first glance, it looks like someone just bought a ridiculous number of MacBooks. But there’s something much more interesting happening here. Namespace is building infrastructure around Mac-based servers, and that means these ordinary-looking Mac computers can become part of a much larger computing system. Instead of seeing a MacBook as something you use on a desk, imagine dozens or hundreds of machines being prepared, organized and connected as computing infrastructure. Every box has to be opened. Every machine has to be configured. Every system needs to be connected to the network. And every piece of hardware has to be mounted and managed as part of the larger setup. It’s basically turning consumer-style Apple hardware into a server fleet. 🤯 The funny part is the contrast. Most people unbox a MacBook because they want to use it for school, work, editing or everyday computing. Namespace is unboxing them because they’re building a computing infrastructure around them. Th...