Singapore
An option for teams working across Southeast Asia. If your code repository, build triggers, or delivery team are based in the region, include Singapore in your connection tests.
Regional reference · Southeast Asia
Locations
Choose a location. Bring builds closer to your team.
UDPMac offers dedicated Apple Silicon Cloud Macs in five regions for Xcode builds, macOS CI runners, and remote development. Compare model availability with your team's working hours before choosing a location. Test connection quality from your own network rather than relying on unmeasured latency figures.
This directory lists available configurations. Check the console for real-time availability and terms when ordering.
Location checklist · directory overview
5 available locations
Check location coverage first, then confirm real-time availability on the order page.
SGSingaporeSoutheast Asia
JPJapan (Tokyo)East Asia
KRSouth Korea (Seoul)Northeast Asia
HKHong KongSouth China & Southeast Asia
US-WUS WestNorth American West Coast
Directory coverage3 models × 5 locations
Location directory
Five locations. Pick the one that fits your workflow.
A location name doesn't guarantee the same connection experience from every network. Consider where your team and CI workloads are based, then test the connection in practice.
Japan (Tokyo)
A good fit for teams scheduling builds, reviewing logs, and working remotely in Japan Standard Time. Test the connection from your actual office network before deciding.
Regional reference · East AsiaSouth Korea (Seoul)
A location option for teams in South Korea and nearby areas. Consider runner scheduling, repository access, and team working hours together.
Regional reference · Northeast AsiaHong Kong
Worth comparing for teams working across South China and Southeast Asia. Remote desktop performance depends on your network route, not just geographic distance.
Regional reference · South China & Southeast AsiaUS West
An option for development and automation tasks aligned with North American West Coast hours. This is one available location, not a choice of multiple cities.
Regional reference · North American West Coast
Model availability
Check availability, model by model.
This matrix shows which models are available in each location. You can place an order for every listed combination; check the console for real-time availability and terms.
| Dedicated physical machine | Singapore | Japan (Tokyo) | South Korea (Seoul) | Hong Kong | US West |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| UDPMac M4 Start M4 · 16GB · 256GB SSD | Available | Available | Available | Available | Available |
| UDPMac M4 Build M4 · 24GB · 512GB SSD | Available | Available | Available | Available | Available |
| UDPMac M4 Pro M4 Pro · 64GB · 2TB SSD | Available | Available | Available | Available | Available |
This matrix is not a real-time monitoring record and does not replace the configuration and terms shown on the order page. Check storage upgrades, Thunderbolt 5 daisy-chaining, and pricing for each rental term in the rental plans.
How to choose
Don't choose based on map distance alone.
A checklist that considers network routes, team schedules, and automation workloads is usually more useful than looking at location names alone.
Test from your team's network
List the office networks used for SSH and remote desktop, including those used by remote team members. Connection quality depends on carriers, routing, and local conditions; we don't make latency claims without measurements.
Check: Test sign-in, command response, and desktop interaction on the networks you'll actually use.
Align with your team's time zones
Consider who will review logs, troubleshoot signing issues, or rerun jobs when a build fails. Choose a location that works with your team's daily collaboration rather than relying on it to replace a good handoff.
Check: Assign an owner for build issues and agree on handoff times.
Review your existing CI workflow
Check where code is fetched, dependencies are installed, runners are registered, and artifacts are archived. Before connecting a node to your existing workflow, review network permissions and credential storage.
Check: Run a reproducible sample job and capture any failure logs.
Availability target
Targets and records are not the same.
UDPMac targets an availability of 99.9% . This is not a measurement of past performance on this page. Nodes run year-round; actual service records are based on monitoring data collected after you connect.
Eligibility and compensation are governed by the Terms of Service. When evaluating your build pipeline, distinguish node service from project configuration and actions performed by users.
Service target · not historical measurements
99.9%Availability target
Last 90 daysIllustration · no data connected
This area is reserved for real monitoring data. No daily status is shown and no conclusions about historical availability are inferred.
Order by location
Choose a location to start configuring your order.
These links preselect a location on the order page, where you can also check models, rental terms, and add-ons. Location pages are provided as independent search landing pages, not as internal navigation destinations.
Connection methods
One node, two ways to work.
Find connection details in the console after ordering. Never include access credentials, signing materials, or project secrets in public build logs.
SSH: command line & automation
Use it to check out projects, verify dependencies, run xcodebuild , and connect a CI runner. Verify the host details on first connection, then manage keys according to your team's access policies.
Remote desktop: graphical access
Use it to inspect the Xcode interface, configure interactive settings, and review build results. Don't save credentials on shared devices, and sign out securely when you're done.
View remote access guide
Next steps
Choose a location, then review your full order.
Choose a model, rental term, and location on the configuration page. Confirm pricing and current availability before submitting. For help with connection steps, start with the help center.