IT teams struggle to deploy and maintain Linux workloads on Apple Silicon devices because mainstream MDM solutions lack native support and suspend/resume behavior is unreliable. SiliconMDM delivers a ready‑to‑use, cloud‑controlled MDM platform tailored for Linux on Apple Silicon, integrating microVM isolation and robust power‑state handling.
No, they're realists.Plus show me an off the shelf solution to MDM that exists in the Linux space? (Not too mention an easy to buy consumer devices which supports suspend/resume correctly in 2026, not even Windows can do that any more)Apple is crap and evil about many things, but at least here they know their paying audience...
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