appleafter a long curious wait M2 Ultra announced a new Mac Pro version with the chip. This indicates that the Apple Silicon transition is complete. However, Apple no longer Intel Mac does not sell. According to the allegations macOSIntel will stop supporting Macs. Here are the details!
Apple migrated all Macs to Apple Silicon
In November 2020, Apple Apple Silicon released the M1 chip, which marked the beginning of a new chapter for The company originally planned to complete the transition in two years, but it was delayed for many reasons.
The first Intel Mac was announced in January 2006 and the transition to Intel was completed in August 2006. The following year, it released Mac OS X Leopard, the final version of the operating system that supports PowerPC Macs. if in 2009 Mac OS X Snow LeopardThis Macs It has officially dropped support for Intel and is the first version to require an Intel processor.
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As time passed, the company needed a more efficient and powerful processor. He then worked on his own chips for the iPad and iPhone. In 2020, he stated that he changed the architecture of the Mac from Intel to ARM chips, which he called Apple Silicon.
First Apple Silicon Macs in November 2020 M1 chip introduced with. The company said that this transition will be completed in 2022. But apparently it took a while. Now the company the entire Mac series Apple has switched to Silicon chips. This brought to mind whether the company will provide a macOS update for Intel Macs. According to today’s news, Apple some Intel Macs ended support for
Here is the list of Intel Macs currently supported by the latest macOS version:
- 2017 iMac Pro
- 2018 Mac mini
- 2018 MacBook Air
- 2018 MacBook Pro
- 2019 MacBook Air
- 2019 MacBook Pro
- 2019 iMac
- 2019 Mac Pro
- 2020 MacBook Air
- 2020 MacBook Pro
- 2020 iMac
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