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Apple's upcoming macOS 27 Golden Gate will require Apple Silicon, marking the end of support for Intel Macs. Intel devices will receive limited updates for a few more years, while Apple Silicon Macs will maintain compatibility with Intel applications through Rosetta 2, though future support will be restricted.
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Apple's upcoming macOS 27 Golden Gate will require Apple Silicon, marking the end of support for Intel Macs. Intel devices will receive limited updates for a few more years, while Apple Silicon Macs will maintain compatibility with Intel applications through Rosetta 2, though future support will be restricted.
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macOS 27 requires Apple Silicon, as Apple draws down the Intel Mac era
macOS 27 Requires Apple Silicon, Ending Support for Intel Macs