Apple has recently announced the transition of its Mac hardware to Apple silicon chipsets. According to the tech American company, the software update of macOS Big Sur includes technologies that "ensures a smooth and seamless transition to Apple silicon". It has Xcode 12 for native compiling, editing, and debugging tools for developers, Universal 2 application binaries for developing software that is compatible with both Apple silicon and Intel-based Macs, and Rosetta 2 for running Mac apps with plug-ins that have not yet been updated. Through the universal App Quick Start Program, developers may run their existing apps from iOS and iPadOS to Mac devices, and convert it to run on the ARM-powered Apple silicon. Read more in our articles including "Apple announces Mac transition to Apple silicon" and "Microsoft extends Windows 10 lifespan for another year... again".
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Jun 26, 2026Apple has recently announced the transition of its Mac hardware to Apple silicon chipsets. According to the tech American company, the software update of macOS Big Sur includes technologies that "ensures a smooth and seamless transition to Apple silicon".
It has Xcode 12 for native compiling, editing, and debugging tools for developers, Universal 2 application binaries for developing software that is compatible with both Apple silicon and Intel-based Macs, and Rosetta 2 for running Mac apps with plug-ins that have not yet been updated. Through the universal App Quick Start Program, developers may run their existing apps from iOS and iPadOS to Mac devices, and convert it to run on the ARM-powered Apple silicon.
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