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Story summary
- Apple unveiled macOS Golden Gate (macOS 27) on June 8, 2026, ending support for Intel-based Macs.
- macOS 27 will install only on Apple-silicon Macs, including the original M1 chip introduced in late 2020.
- Intel Macs that can run macOS 26 Tahoe will receive security and Safari patches for roughly two more years.
- Apple-silicon Macs will still run Intel apps via Rosetta 2, though future releases will limit its use.
