Dedicated Apple Silicon physical node

Rent a Mac mini M4 Cloud Mac in Seoul

Built for developers, build teams, and remote workflows in Northeast Asia, with a shorter network path to your Mac. Each order maps to one dedicated physical machine. Compute, memory, and base storage are not shared with other tenants. You get a Cloud Mac, not a virtual machine.

30~50ms Average latency reference for Northeast Asia
About 4 minutes Standard end-to-end delivery
365 days Physical nodes running year-round

Live availability for nodes and configurations is returned by the console. Before payment, verify the model, billing cycle, additional storage, and final USD amount.

SEL Available to order

South Korea (Seoul) · Dedicated physical node

Device type
Mac mini · Apple Silicon
Configurations on sale
M4 16G / M4 24G / M4P 64G
Rental cycles
Daily / Weekly / Monthly / Quarterly
Normal delivery
≈ 4 minutes

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Illustration of the dedicated Mac mini M4 physical node cluster in Seoul
Available to order 1 order = 1 dedicated physical machineFull remote desktop access and macOS command-line access for continuous builds, interactive development, inference testing, and media exports.

Three fixed configurations

Choose the configuration for your workload, then pick a billing cycle

All three plans provide a dedicated physical machine and are available by the day, week, month, or quarter. Prices are shown in USD. The chip, memory, and base SSD listed on each card will not be substituted at checkout.

Light builds and basic automation

OAM M4 16

M4 / 16GB / 256GB

Ideal for single-repository Xcode builds, Swift toolchain checks, lightweight CI jobs, and everyday remote desktop work. If your workload is mostly sequential and project caches are modest, this is the natural starting point.

Daily$20.7
Weekly$55.9
Monthly$103.5
Quarterly$281.5
  • Apple Silicon M4 chip
  • 16GB unified memory
  • 256GB base SSD
  • Dedicated compute and storage resources
Choose OAM M4 16
Large-model inference and heavy builds

OAM M4P 64

M4 Pro / 64GB / 2TB

Built for large project archives, multi-task build queues, local model inference, large media caches, and continuous encoding and export. The 64GB unified memory and 2TB base SSD help ease memory and disk constraints in demanding workflows.

Daily$61.2
Weekly$165.2
Monthly$305.9
Quarterly$832
  • Apple Silicon M4 Pro chip
  • 64GB unified memory
  • 2TB base SSD
  • For high-memory and large-cache workloads
Choose OAM M4P 64

Choosing a billing cycle

Choose daily billing for temporary validation, urgent archiving, or short compatibility checks; weekly billing for continuous iteration; and monthly or quarterly billing for steady development and fixed build queues. The end date and renewal terms are defined in the order confirmation.

How payment works

We accept USDT-TRC20 and Visa / Mastercard / Amex (via Stripe). All orders are settled in USD. The payment gateway available to you is determined by the console.

When to add extras

To expand the data disk, select +1TB SSD or +2TB SSD during checkout. For multi-machine workflows that require a high-speed direct link, add Thunderbolt 5 interconnects per machine. The base specifications always match the plan card.

Remote access facts

Average latency for Northeast Asia: 30~50ms

This figure is an average reference range based on multiple network round-trip tests from commercial broadband probes in the target coverage area. The tests use standard public-internet routes and exclude additional time from remote desktop encoding, terminal rendering, project downloads, and local wireless networks.

Actual interactive performance also depends on the route from your connection to the carrier egress, peak-hour congestion, packet loss, local Wi-Fi stability, desktop resolution, and image-quality settings. Before ordering, run continuous pings from your usual work network and check jitter and packet loss alongside the average.

Latency Affects mouse, keyboard, and window response
Jitter Smaller sample-to-sample variation means steadier visuals
Packet loss Persistent loss increases stalls and retransmissions
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target Seoul physical node

coverage Northeast Asia

avg_rtt 30~50 ms

sample repeated public-network probes

check latency + jitter + packet loss

status verify live state in console

From order to desktop

Four steps to deliver your physical node

The standard process takes about 4 minutes in total. Each step corresponds to a clear system action. If an order requires additional verification, the console shows the current stage instead of asking you to submit the order again.

  1. 01

    Confirm configuration and payment

    Estimated 0–1 minute

    Select the model, daily / weekly / monthly / quarterly cycle, additional storage, and interconnect count. Review the USD total and complete payment. Once payment is confirmed, the order enters node allocation.

  2. 02

    Allocate a dedicated physical node

    About 1 minute

    The system creates a unique link between your order and one physical device, recording the selected model, cycle, and extras. Compute, memory, and base storage on that device are not shared with other tenants.

  3. 03

    Initialize the system and network

    About 2 minutes

    The node initializes its system environment, remote connection service, and order-specific network settings. There is no need to refresh the page or pay again. You can follow the progress in the console.

  4. 04

    Deliver connection credentials

    Within 1 minute

    Connection details are written to the console for your order. After opening the desktop for the first time, check the resolution, keyboard layout, and available storage, then test disconnecting and reconnecting once.

Before you order

Three questions about the Seoul node

These answers cover regional access, configurations, and order boundaries so you can decide before opening the configuration page.

Who is the Seoul node best for?

This node is a strong fit if most users are in Northeast Asia and your workflow depends on responsive remote desktop interaction, terminal access, and continuous file synchronization. Test latency, jitter, and packet loss from your actual work network rather than judging only by geographic distance.

Which Mac mini configurations are available in Seoul?

You can choose OAM M4 16 (M4 / 16GB / 256GB), OAM M4 24 (M4 / 24GB / 512GB), or OAM M4P 64 (M4 Pro / 64GB / 2TB). All three are delivered as dedicated physical machines, with live availability returned by the console.

Can I move my Seoul node to another region after ordering?

Your order is tied to the selected physical node, so changing regions is not a standard remote desktop setting. If your work location or network path changes, sign in to the console and submit a support ticket with your order number, target region, preferred switch time, and data volume. The support queue will confirm the available path.

Start once your configuration is confirmed

Choose a dedicated Mac mini and work on your schedule

Start by selecting the memory and base storage your workload needs. Then choose the billing cycle and extras on the configuration page and review the USD total. The standard process takes about 4 minutes from payment confirmation to credential delivery.