Apple Studio Display Daisy Chaining?

Here's another video by CalDigit that will support two 6K Thunderbolt monitors at Time Mark 2:43

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OzBGz9mCWeE&t=163s

CalDigit TS4 Hub Here:

https://www.caldigit.com/thunderbolt-station-4/

Thanks....... You're absolutely correct, daisy chaining two Apple Studio Displays due to only having one Thunderbolt 3 input with no Thunderbolt 3 output is impossible.... way to go Apple. As for the connecting to one of the USB-C ports on the back of the Apple Studio Display using my USB-C to to DisplayPort to the ASUS just may work but, I don't know if it would carry the video signal. That would be nice if I could..... I do believe that I could use my current setup from the M1 Max to the ASUS and eat up another port leading to an Apple Studio Display. Certainly something to try before investing $400.00 in the above mentioned TS4 hub. If I want to keep two of my USB-C ports open on the M1 Max, the TS4 appears that it would do the trick. CalDigit has a playlist of 9 video's for their TS4 hub. It also supports Windows / ChromeBook along with a host other different ports for different configurations. Downside, it's a little pricey at $400.00 but, well worth it I.M.O. over Apples Tilt/Adjustable stand which is currently at the same price....🤔 Thanks again, appreciate it. 👍

I'm waiting to see what Apple or other's may come up with in regards to monitor's. Daisy chaining is what I'm looking for instead of adding a $300.00 hub to the mix. Hopefully, a great resolution is coming sooner than later.

Thanks for the help..... Can two Apple Studio Displays be daisy chained? If so, could you please let me know the best way to go about it? Thanks again, appreciate it.

Well..... Looks like no Apple Studio Display for me. Thanks.

Interesting.... Check out Time Mark 10:35 of the below YouTube video;

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0J3L3twORcc