A) Mac Rack
A 19“ rack enclosure - I think 3-5 HUs - that can house multiple #MacMini or #MacStudio computers, with active cooling. They could offer it as well in a ½-width version for #HomeLab purposes. This would provide 3rd-party extensibility via #rackMounted #ThunderBolt devices.

B) Improved #ScreenSharing
Evolve the #macOS screen sharing functionality into a complete #remoteDesktop / #thinClient solution including remote boot and access to BIOS.

C) rackMac
A new Mac, more powerful than the Mac Studio, that ‚can get as hot as it wants, that is only for deployment in a Mac Rack.

D) LightningBolt port
The new rackMac comes with a new Thunderbolt over #fiber port, that allows Thunderbolt with higher bandwidth over longer distances - e.g. from the server room to the office.

E) New Macs with LightningBolt port
Exclusive for desktop Macs - Mac Studio, Mac Mini and iMac. Allows those Macs to provide Remote Desktop access to rackMacs in the same building / campus.

F) Mac Neo
A new desktop Mac similar to the #MacBookNeo, using an A-series chip. It comes in two form factors:
F1) A small box with one Thunderbolt port, that is connected to a display. Peripherals are connected via Bluetooth or the display.
F2) A device resembling the bottom half of a laptop with keyboard and trackpad stacked.
Both could offer the new LightningBolt port as a configuration option.