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bare-metal/apple-silicon/concepts.mdx

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## Apple silicon
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## Apple silicon
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Apple silicon is Apple's own design of processor. It is the basis of Mac computers, as well as many other Apple products.
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Apple silicon is Apple's own design of processor. It is the basis of Mac computers, as well as many other Apple products.
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## Apple silicon as-a-service
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## Apple silicon as-a-service
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Scaleway Apple silicon as-a-Service uses [Apple Mac mini](#mac-mini) hardware. These devices rely on the power of Apple's [silicon](#apple-silicon) technology, ensuring exceptional performance and energy efficiency.
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Scaleway Apple silicon as-a-Service uses [Apple Mac mini](#mac-mini) hardware. These devices rely on the power of Apple's [silicon](#apple-silicon) technology, ensuring exceptional performance and energy efficiency.
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Apple silicon as-a-Service is tailored for developing, building, testing, and signing applications for Apple devices such as iPhones, iPads, Mac computers and more. The Mac mini boasts a sophisticated neural engine that significantly enhances machine learning capabilities.
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Apple silicon as-a-Service is tailored for developing, building, testing, and signing applications for Apple devices such as iPhones, iPads, Mac computers and more. The Mac mini boasts a sophisticated neural engine that significantly enhances machine learning capabilities.
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## Mac mini
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The Mac mini is a physical hardware designed by Apple, powered by the [Apple silicon](#apple-silicon) chip. It is the basis for Scaleway's [Apple silicon as-a-service](#apple-silicon-as-a-service) offer.
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The Mac mini is a physical hardware designed by Apple, powered by the [Apple silicon](#apple-silicon) chip. It is the basis for Scaleway's [Apple silicon as-a-service](#apple-silicon-as-a-service) offer.
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## VNC
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Virtual Network Computing (VNC) is a remote desktop-sharing protocol. It allows you to visualize the graphical screen output of a remote computer and transfer local keyboard and mouse events to the remote computer using a network connection. The protocol is platform-independent, which means that various clients exist for Linux, Windows, and macOS-based computers. The VNC server used on the Mac mini is directly integrated with the macOS system without any restrictions from our side. Check out our documentation on [how to connect to your Mac mini via VNC](/bare-metal/apple-silicon/how-to/connect-to-mac-mini/#how-to-connect-via-vnc).
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## VNC
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Virtual Network Computing (VNC) is a remote desktop-sharing protocol. It allows you to visualize the graphical screen output of a remote computer and transfer local keyboard and mouse events to the remote computer using a network connection. The protocol is platform-independent, which means that various clients exist for Linux, Windows, and macOS-based computers. The VNC server used on the Mac mini is directly integrated with the macOS system without any restrictions from our side. Check out our documentation on [how to connect to your Mac mini via VNC](/bare-metal/apple-silicon/how-to/connect-to-mac-mini/#how-to-connect-via-vnc).

bare-metal/apple-silicon/how-to/connect-to-mac-mini.mdx

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If you are using Linux and experience problems using the [VNC button](#how-to-connect-via-vnc) to connect to your Mac mini, you can connect directly from a VNC client. In the example below, we use Remmina.
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1. [Download and install Remmina](https://gitlab.com/Remmina/Remmina/-/wikis/home), if necessary. Note that Remmina is included in most Linux distributions as standard, however.
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Mac mini, macOS are trademarks of Apple Inc., registered in the U.S. and other countries and regions. IOS is a trademark or registered trademark of Cisco in the U.S. and other countries and is used by Apple under license. Scaleway is not affiliated with Apple Inc.
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