LM Studio clusters Macs for 1T model

// 1h agoINFRASTRUCTURE

LM Studio clusters Macs for 1T model

During WWDC, LM Studio demonstrated a collaboration with Apple that ran the 1-trillion-parameter Kimi K2.6 model locally across a cluster of four Mac Studios using a preview version of LM Studio. They also demonstrated secure remote access to this private cluster from a MacBook Neo and an iPhone using LM Link.

// ANALYSIS

Local clustering of consumer-grade hardware to run trillion-parameter models represents a significant milestone for decentralized, private AI.

–Hardware clustering of Mac Studios showcases a viable, high-bandwidth memory alternative to expensive enterprise cloud GPUs for massive model inference.
–LM Link enables secure, end-to-end encrypted remote access, making local home/office server setups highly practical for mobile clients.
–This shifts the boundary of frontier-scale AI towards completely private, local environments.

// TAGS

lm-studiolm-linkapple-siliconmac-studiokimi-k2.6local-firstdistributed-inferenceself-hosted

DISCOVERED

1h ago

2026-06-17

PUBLISHED

2h ago

2026-06-17

RELEVANCE

8/ 10

AUTHOR

lmstudio

// KEEP READING

More AI developer news from the feed

EXPLORE FULL FEED

NEWS16m ago

OpenAI hosts "Women who Code(x)" event

OpenAI hosted a hackathon called "Women who Code(x)" where participants developed and shipped projects using the OpenAI Codex model. Highlights from the event included the creation of autonomous task agents and intelligent personal guides, demonstrating the versatility and capabilities of Codex-driven development.

UPDATE49m ago

HyperFrames integrates with xAI's Grok

HyperFrames, HeyGen's open-source developer framework for programmatically generating video content using standard web technologies (HTML, CSS, GSAP), is now natively connected to xAI's Grok. This integration allows Grok to directly visualize its outputs as polished video compositions, enabling users and AI agents to seamlessly generate structured video presentations, teasers, and content from text prompts without traditional timeline editing tools.

UPDATE1h ago

Electric showcases collaborative audio Yjs documents

Electric co-founder Sam Willis demonstrated a collaborative editing environment combining Yjs document synchronization with real-time audio and multiple cooperative AI agents. By treating agents as first-class CRDT peers, the system displays their real-time cursors and selections using Electric's local-first sync and Durable Streams for orchestration and state persistence.