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Apple has entered the final phase of its Mac processor transition by confirming that macOS Tahoe 26 will be the last major macOS release to support Intel-based Mac systems.

Apple has confirmed that macOS 26 "Tahoe" will be the last version to support Intel-based Macs, with macOS 27 and onward reserved for Apple silicon and the A-series MacBook Neo. The company told developers that future macOS releases will focus entirely on its own ARM-based chips—a change first announced at last year's WWDC and now circulating again ahead of this year's conference.

Apple's transition to its in-house silicon will be complete with the release of macOS 27, which officially drops support for Intel based machines.

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