Most of the AI industry has operated under the assumption that powerful AI requires the cloud—centralized infrastructure, remote servers, and constant connectivity.
We never bought into that. webAI was founded on the opposite belief: powerful AI should run privately, on your own device—your data, your hardware, your intelligence.
Apple’s new M4 MacBook Air proves that this vision was right all along. During its launch, Apple demonstrated webAI Companion running a 22 billion parameter model locally, alongside demanding tasks like 4K rendering and gaming, without slowdown or cloud assistance. The industry assumption is shifting—and the webAI and the M4 Air are leading the way.
Apple’s new M4 MacBook Air combines high-level processing capability and significant memory upgrades at an affordable price point, making it the best choice for users deploying on-device AI.
As the average cost of compute power and RAM continues to fall, hardware capable of running powerful, private AI locally has become broadly accessible. Apple’s roadmap for future chips (M5 and M6) further suggests substantial performance and efficiency improvements ahead.
Historically, deploying enterprise AI has meant building complex infrastructure, often involving expensive cloud access, clusters, and extensive IT management. The M4 MacBook Air fundamentally changes that model by providing cluster-level performance on a single, consumer-grade device.
Key enterprise benefits include:
The combination of webAI Companion and the M4 MacBook Air unlocks powerful, private AI workflows across multiple user scenarios. Apple’s event highlighted practical examples, showing what’s possible when enterprise-grade AI runs directly on consumer hardware:
Enhanced AI capabilities for all users:
Tailored solutions by audience:
With the M4 MacBook Air and webAI Companion, you have the freedom to build, deploy, and own your AI entirely on-device, regardless of your workflow or industry.
Apple’s M4 MacBook Air isn’t just about slim lines and raw power—it’s also about seamless integration with the macOS ecosystem. As demonstrated during the event, webAI Companion integrates effortlessly with Apple Intelligence via Apple’s App Intents Framework:
The new M4 MacBook Air is available starting March 12, marking the beginning of a new era for on-device AI at accessible price points.
For webAI users, this launch is an invitation to embrace powerful, private AI workflows on affordable, consumer-grade hardware.
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