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[QUOTE="Munyaradzi Mafaro, post: 41904, member: 636"]
Apple ends Intel Mac support when next year arrives. The California company shifts focus from older processors to custom silicon chips. MacOS Tahoe 26 marks the last major software release for Intel computers. Rosetta 2 translation technology vanishes from macOS 28 versions. Security updates extend three more years after main features stop.

Rosetta 2 allows Apple Silicon machines to operate Intel Mac applications. The bridge software connects different chip types during equipment changes. Apple maintains small Rosetta parts for old games that require Intel systems. Software makers must complete their migration to Apple Silicon before help ends. The company created Rosetta to smooth transitions between processor families.

Intel Mac computers cannot access newer macOS editions beyond Tahoe 26. The 2019 MacBook Pro 16-inch gets final improvements during 2026. Apple Silicon M-series chips beat older Intel hardware at performance tests. Custom processors handle current computer work better than earlier Intel models. Three extra years of safety patches guard aging machines from digital attacks.
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