Apple has officially announced that the upcoming macOS 27 will cease support for Intel-based Mac computers, marking a significant milestone in the company's hardware evolution. The current version, macOS Tahoe (version 26), will be the final operating system to receive updates on machines with Intel processors, concluding a partnership that began in 2006. This move completes Apple's full transition to its custom Apple Silicon, a process that started in 2020 with the introduction of the M1 chip. For users with Intel-based Macs, macOS Tahoe will be the last major upgrade available, although security patches are expected to continue for a few years. Developers are being encouraged to migrate their applications to ensure compatibility with the exclusive Apple Silicon architecture moving forward.
Apple Confirms End of Intel Mac Support with macOS 27
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