Parallels software company recently released a technical demo of the Parallels 16, which is compatible with Mac computers running the M1 processor and performs surprisingly well.
The good news is that applications are rapidly updating to support native new processors, while software such as Parallels will make up for some of the lack of Windows. The beating heart of the new Mac computers brings unparalleled efficiency and power But due to the change in architecture from x86 to ARM64, a lot of software has not been optimized for the new architecture, and with Microsoft’s decision, Windows on Arm has not been made available to Mac users yet. Related: How to Install or Use iPhone and iPad Apps on Your New M1 Mac? If you’ve been following the news, you know that Apple recently unveiled M1-based Macs based on the architecture and instructions of the ARM. Parallels software company optimizes Parallels Desktop 16 software for Macs equipped with M1 processor This means that new M1 Mac computers can run or install Windows OS based on ARM and software on the Mac OS.
